Windows 10: Bluetooth headphones can't maintain connection under Win 10

Recently I purchased Sennheiser PXC 550 wireless headphones. They work great with phone, however when I connect it to my desktop running under Win 10 Pro, that's where my problems start. I have ASUS ROG MAXIMUS XI HERO mb with bluetooth 5.0 on board. Headphones connect w/o trouble, Windows add 2 devices: headphones and headset. After that I can listen music.

However, when I try to run games, headphones sound for a tiny moment and then go silent. With some games it helps if I change my sound output from Headphones to Headset, but not for a long. Then nothing helps. There is no sound in the game, I can't listen music anymore.

As I figured out from the forums, all Sennheiser headphones require A2DP bluetooth connection which is not commonly used on desktops, rather on mobile devices. However, as it mentioned on the Win 10 support page, A2DP is fully supported by Win 10 by default.

I already tried another pair of similar headphones, but faced the same problem.

Now I really don't know what to do. I like the headphones and want to keep them. However, I also want to use it for gaming. I hope you can help me.

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Details:

Upon adding the device in bluetooth, windows says the headphones are connected, but the headphones do not indicate they are connected. The headphones are listed with three separate entries in the bluetooth settings window, under input devices, audio, and unspecified, but this is also the case on the computer where the headphones work just fine. In playback devices, the headphones are listed, but show as disconnected. Selecting "connect" does nothing.

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Steps already taken:

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