Windows 10: Bluetooth audio plays for a second and cuts out right after.

I am having an issue where every time I connect a Bluetooth device and play any audio it plays for a split second and cuts out. I am on windows 11 and are using a HP Pavilion Laptop 15. I have already tried and didn't work:-Disconnecting and Reconnecting blue tooth device.-Using Microsoft troubleshoot for audio and Bluetooth-Using HP troubleshoot for audio and Bluetooth-Turning off enhanced features-Turning on automatic startup for the drivers.-Updating the drivers.-Seeing if i was muted or not Which i am not-Trying another Bluetooth device Which didn't workPlease let me know if you can fi

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Bluetooth Audio Cutting Out (Internal Audio Still Works)

Hi,

I've been having this issue for several months now and it's really frustrating.

Essentially any Bluetooth audio device I have connected to my laptop (a Dell Inspiron 5480 running Windows 11 Education) will behave as it should for an unspecified length of time and then it will suddenly stop playing audio. It doesn't crackle/stutter, just stops playing. If I look in the sound settings the volume bar moves as it would when there is audio playing. If I change the output device to my internal speakers the audio starts playing again.

If I disconnect then reconnect the Bluetooth device then it usually starts working again, but this is hardly a solution as the problem I describe above once happened 8 times in one hour.

I have followed numerous guides online that have suggested:

• uninstalling and reinstalling, and updating or repairing Bluetooth and audio drivers (just a lengthy process that has solved nothing)
  
• I have restarted the Bluetooth service in Services (services.msc) and made sure it is set to run automatically (did nothing as far as I am aware)
  
• I have run the Bluetooth troubleshooter (sometimes works to restart the audio but the problem will inevitably arise again)
  
• unpaired then re-paired the audio devices from and to the laptop (problem persists)
  
• set Bluetooth as the default audio output device.
  

One thing I have noticed is audio cuts out when I open a pdf (using Adobe Acrobat), but there are times when the problem happens when I'm not using that program. It has made me wonder if programs are somehow set to block Bluetooth audio for some reason.

If anyone has experienced this issue before, has some sort of insight into what might be the issue, or can suggest something I have not tried I would be very grateful to any advice.

Thank you in advance!

 

Windows 10, Bluetooth audio goes silent after a few seconds of play

This happens with all audio sources randomly. Audio will play over bluetooth for a few seconds and then go silent. Moving the position on the playback of media will start audio again, but after a number of seconds it will fall silent again. Uninstalling and reinstalling bluetooth drivers will solve the issue temporarily, but it always comes back in a short span of time. The issue isn't all consistent, as sometimes audio plays back over bluetooth with no issue. This morning I watch over an hour of a streaming news program without any issues, but the audio cut out at least 30 times immediately after while trying to watch a movie trailer on youtube. This does not occur when using monitor speakers or a hardwired audio connection. Only when using bluetooth. This is not a new issue. I've seen plenty of others complaining about the same behavior. I've yet to come across a cause or solution.

 

Having an Audio Lag as well as cutting of sound

I recently bought my new wireless(Bluetooth) and wired headphone but with them, I am having an audio lag and after 10 seconds of playing any song or video, the sound begins to cut.

There is no problem with speakers in the headphones as they work perfectly fine when I use them with an aux.

Also, bluetooth is fine as they work perfectly with my mobile phones and no audio lag or cutting sounds are observed.

The audio lag problem also happens with my bluetooth speaker, however, there are no cutting sounds while using it.