Windows 10: Bluetooth Pairing Issues since Win11 21H2

Hello there,since I updated my Windows 11 to Version 21H2 im having pairing issues with my bluetooth headset Soundcore Life P2 that worked perfectly before.The issue is that although the "Hands-Free option" for telephony and therefore lower quality and the stereo option is installed in the device manager see attached screenshot, i can only use the Hands-Free mode. The sound quality in that mode is rather bad. Sometimes no audio functionality can be used at all although the device is connected and paired.I tried: reinstalling/readding the device several timesactivating/deactiving the blue

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Windows 10 Bluetooth pairing issue

So, to keep it short: Suddenly my Windows 10 Bluetooth won't pair anything. I've tried multiple devices and every time I hit the "Pair" button, a minute goes by and I get an error:

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Yeah, I'm trying to connect my PS4 DS4 controller to my Windows computer with Bluetooth. At first it worked like a charm, using the DS4Windows Software. The software installs an Virtual Bus Driver, which may be removed afterwards. That did not help me after my pairing problem occurred.

I suspect something is wrong with the Bluetooth Support Service, as it is this service responsible for the pairing part.

I've changed updated drivers, rolled back. Rolled back windows. Wiped drivers. Tried Generic Bluetooth drivers. Nothing.

Thing is, pairing worked a couple of days ago.

Any suggestions?

Relevant specs:

• MSI Z170A GAMING M9
  
• Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4 Bluetooth 4.1
  

 

BLuetooth Pairing Issues

Hi Billy,

In order to isolate the issue, we need the following information:

• Have you tried pairing your LG HBS 730 wireless headset with a different PC or device?
• Have you tried pairing a different bluetooth headset with your PC?
• Did you make any recent changes to either your bluetooth headset or your PC prior to the issue?
• Have you updated your sound drivers?

We look forward to hearing from you.

 

Designer Bluetooth Mouse pairing issue

Hi Chong,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I would suggest you to disconnect and connect to your device and check if it helps:

• Open Control Panel.
• Go to "Devices and Printers".
  
• Right-click the device icon, and select "Control". A dialogue "Bluetooth Device Control" appears.
• Click "Disconnect", then "Connect".

If the issue still persist, you can follow below steps and check if it works.

• Remove the device from your PC (Devices and Printers)
• click on Add a Device and set your
  Bluetooth to pairing mode
• when your device shows up in the list
  DO NOT HIT NEXT.
• Just do right click and go to Properties and select
  ALL the options for the services and after it install everything it will work for you.
  

Let us know the status of the issue.