Windows 10: Bluetooth Speaker seems to be put on stand by and makes a popping disconnection noise when...

Hi,


I have a bluetooth audio system and it works just great and without any issues or audio quality interference whenever the sound is actually playing in Windows be it Youtube or any other source of sound. However, when for example I pause the Youtube video and no other sound is being played in Windows, I get a loud popping sound as if somehow the connection was interrupted to the speaker. When the video restarts, the sound starts playing again, but with a bit of a lag at first as if it takes fractions of a second to reconnect the speakers.


I disabled the power saving options to the bluetooth speakers from the device manager as suggested in another forum question and update the bluetooth and Windows drivers. Nothing removed that popping sound.


From my deductions, I just need to keep the connection alive, even if sound is not actually playing through the speakers.


Could you kindly help me with this issue and suggest ways of solving this?


Thanks.


Kind regards,

Razvan Cojocaru

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Hello Tanya,

Your Bluetooth speaker might be paired with your PC but not connected. You can try the following steps to manually connect it:

• Make sure your Bluetooth speaker is turned on.
• On the far right of the Windows taskbar, press and hold (right-click)
  Volume, and then select Playback devices.
• On the Playback tab, select the Bluetooth speaker, press and hold (or right-click) it, and then select
  Connect.
• Select your Bluetooth speaker, and then select Set default. Music should play on your Bluetooth speaker now.

Let us know if performing the steps makes any difference.