Windows 10: Bluetooth help.

So, im a Mac user and I like to use windows for games via boot camp, and I recently got a really nice (keychron k8) bluetooth keyboard that works perfectly in games like Minecraft, Shadow of the tomb raider and Doom with no noticeable lag while in Mac OS (im also on Big Sur) . But as soon as I play Halo, Minecraft, Doom, or typing in general on Windows, it completely shits the bed. Like it really shits the bed, its holding key activations, ignoring inputs, disconnecting and reconnecting constantly and overall being really unstable.

So I look online to look for a solution, and I found one from 7 months ago where I go to device settings and disable power saving mode on the bluetooth module. And Thats fine to me, it just has some really aggressive tuning then. Being a IT major I like poking around in settings and getting things working, and I have minimal understanding of windows.

So I start looking at the device list, and I cant find the power management tab in the properties menu in every device listed, so I look online to see if it was moved behind some kind of powershell command. From what I found and read, it's been missing for a while now, and was removed some time ago, and some reports saying it has been recorded missing since 8.1.

Now I'm staring to get frustrated at this point. This should be an easy fix with no hoops to jump through. And with my understanding it should just be buried somewhere in the antiquated looking control panel. It's not there. So I look to see if it was moved into bluetooth settings. Not even mentioned. I go look in power manager, and look for it under wireless power settings(whatever that menu is called so you can adjust what your pc does when you shut the lid.). Only wifi power settings there.

So being a good IT student I go do what I was taught, "If it's not working, restart re-pair and reinstall". I reinstall the bluetooth drivers directly from apple. no luck. I install the generic windows driver. no luck. Updated the firmware on my KB and mouse. no luck. I reset PRAM. No dice.

Now I'm mad at an inanimate object because some feature has been removed/hidden, nobody knows where its at, and there's nothing I can do about it. I've done all I could, and I've tried everything I know and all I got was nothing in return, not even a nudge in the right direction.

Now you could say I can just use wired peripherals, but that defeats the point of the $150 USD for a KB and a Mouse that works perfectly fine in two other OS's (and the devices have support up to 3 connections) So why is windows Bluetooth support so terrible?

Im not trying to be negative, but when a feature that I expect to work doest work (and works completely fine in different OS's on the same device) , it just doesn't feel right to me, it makes me feel like its under done. I like being able to run versions of software that help me, like the custom GPU drivers from R How do I get bluetooth to work reliably in win 10? Why is it so bad? Why doesn't it work like it does in Mac OS and Linux?

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