Windows 10: Bluetooth Headphones gets detected, but connection lost seconds after trying to connect.

Hello everyone,I have a rather odd issue and try to keep it short with as much info as possible.Edition: Windows 11 ProVersion: 23H2OS-Build: 22631.3880I am also using an external confitik USB Bluetooth 5.3 adapter, since my PC components didn't come with an integrated one.Headphones I am using: Studio Wireless C Y80B Bluetooth version 5.0More details to the issue:-The Headphone's Bluetooth worked before and I experienced no issues with it.-Headphones themselves not damaged. using the 3.5mm cable that came with the Headphones I can still plug it in and use it and experience no issue i

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Headphones will not connect Bluetooth

My Macbook and my phones Bluetooth are not on. They both connect to the headphones via Bluetooth fine though. Additionally, hardwiring my headphone to the PC work. I think this is a Windows 10 update issue. The Bluetooth settings application acts buggy -
it randomly minimizes when trying to pair or connect.

The second statement you've suggested is how you set the headphones into pairing mode, which, yes, I've had to attempt that as that's the only way to pair/connect them to anything via Bluetooth.

 

Cannot connect to bluetooth headphones after upgrade to Win10


I upgraded my Lenovo W530 running Win7 Pro 64 bit to Windows 10. After the upgrade I can no longer connect to my bluetooth headphones which worked before the upgrade. The bluetooth radio is on. When I click Connect in the Action Center it shows that the headphones are connected but they are not. The headphones (actually my hearing aids) play a notification sound when a bluetooth connection is made and I never hear that sound. If I play music the sound goes to the speaker, not my headphones. I have removed the headphones and repaired them. I have checked that all of the bluetooth device drivers are up to date in Device Manager. I would really appreciate any suggestions to solve this problem. Thanks.

 

Bluetooth Connection Issue - headphones, LE vs regular connection

Hello,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forum.

To have a better clarity on the issue and guide you accordingly, respond to the questions listed below:

1. Have you tried connecting the headphones to another computer and check if it’s working fine?
   
2. What is the make and model of the computer?
   

Meanwhile, I would suggest you with few simple steps. Kindly follow the same.

Step 1: Troubleshoot problems with Bluetooth accessories.

If you can turn on Bluetooth but are having problems pairing or using a Bluetooth accessory, kindly follow the article which gives you steps on
Audio troubleshoot problems from - Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows - Microsoft Support

Step 2: There are two terms regarding Bluetooth: pairing and connecting. Pairing is the introduction of one device to another. Once paired, they will stay in each other’s memory until manually erased. Once a device
is paired, the headset can then connect to that device to receive audio or voice from the device.

• Go into the device's paired list and manually select the Bluetooth.
  
• You may need to clear your paired list in your headset and re-pair your headset to your device.
  
• To clear your paired list in your headset, follow these steps: on the headset, press and hold the call and volume – buttons for 10 seconds
  
• The headset will revert to discoverable mode (slowly blinking LED), allowing you to re-pair the computer you want connect.
  

We await your response.

Regards,

Mala. S

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