Windows 10: Bluetooth Buds Audio Cuts/skips

My oppo enco W11 buds experience audio cuts randomly either when playing a game or watching/listening to anything. It works fine on my phone, without any audio cuts, this happens randomly sometimes theres no audio cuts at all during its usage and sometimes its fine and starts out of no where and the time of the audio cuts vary from around 3 seconds to around 10 max any fixes? Randomly dying audio really sucks when gaming, so i've been avoiding it when this issue occurs.

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Old bluetooth dongle not work with new ear buds

I have a laptop, 2 desktops, and 2 TVs with Bluetooth. The Bluetooth is built into the laptop and TVs but the desktops have Bluetooth dongles.

I have a Bluetooth headset and buds. Both will connect to any of the devices above. The biggest problem is pairing. I have discovered that sometimes I can't pair with one device if it is still paired with another. Once I unpair the old device I can pair them with a new one. Another thing is know is how to start pairing mode. The headset and buds have different ways to do this. Sometime a device will show that has already been paired but will not connect. I have to delete the device in the list and redo the pairing again. Then it will connect again.

 

Old bluetooth dongle not work with new ear buds

I have an old bluetooth dongle that works well when connecting my win 10 PC to mobile phone and bluetooth speakers that needs a passcode when pairing. Recently I bought a ear buds and able to pair with my mobile phone without passcode, the ear buds does not come with any passcode. Now when I try to connect the ear buds to my PC, the PC can show the ear buds in its bluetooth device list, but when try to pair it, it still prompt me to enter passcode which the ear buds does not have one. Does it means my bluetooth dongle is too old for the ear buds? If I have to buy another newer dongle, what should I look for? Bluetooth v4.1? v5.0? or whatelse? How can I know what version is my old bluetooth dongle? Please help.

My PC is running Win10 Ent 2004 (OS Build 19041.985)

 

Windows 11 - galaxy buds showing up but not connecting.

Hi Eto,

I appreciate your efforts in troubleshooting the issue so far. It's unfortunate that the problem still persists despite the steps we've taken.

Ensuring the proper pairing process can sometimes make a difference. Here's a step-by-step guide:

> Make sure your phone's Bluetooth is turned off and your Galaxy Buds are inside their charging case.

> Insert the Galaxy Buds into the charging case in the correct position.

> Close the case, and the battery indicator on the case should flash, indicating they are ready to pair.

> If the battery indicator doesn't flash, the buds might need a charge. Charge them for at least ten minutes before attempting to pair.

After that follow these steps to re-pair your Galaxy Buds:

> Press Windows + I key to open Settings.

> Click Bluetooth & Device.

> Turn on Bluetooth.

> Click "View more devices" and look for Galaxy Buds from Audio.

> If you find your Galaxy Buds in Audio click three-dots (...) and select "Remove device"

> Click "Add device".

> Select "Bluetooth".

> Now, open your Galaxy Buds case.

> Wait for the scan and look for Galaxy Buds in the list. Make sure it's in range.

> Pair Galaxy Buds.

Please don't hesitate to get back to me with the outcome of these steps, or if you have any further questions.

Best regards,