Windows 10: BT headphones default to 100% volume when paired

PC is UpToDate on all drivers. Disabling absolute volume did not resolve the issue. This was not an issue for me on previous Win10 laptop so assuming it's a problem in Win11. In short, on startup, the Bluetooth volume automatically blasts to 100% volume when connected. I've blown my ears out on multiple occasions. I now wait for the auto sound boost, then manually lower volume before putting headphones on.This doesn't happed on my tablet or Samsung S10, only on Lenovo Legion 5 Pro laptop.Any and all feedback is appreciated.

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Reconnect to an already paired BT device (e.g. headphones)


I have a Windows 10 laptop with Bluetooth and I have Sony BT headphones already paired to that laptop. I use the headphones with different BT source devices. They remember the last device they were connected to. Switching them to another BT source requires active action from the user. In case of Windows 10, I have to open Action Pane, click on the Connect shortcut (which opens a Connect pane), find my headphones in the list and ask Windows to connect to them.

Now, my question is: it there any way to do the same thing without having to go through Action pane? I.e. is there any way to open the Connect pane directly (a keyboard shortcut preferably)? Or maybe there's an old-style (Windows 7-style) window that would allow me to reconnect to a paired device?

 

BT pairing problem

I am trying to pair my E65 to my laptop using Nokia Connection Manager (NCM). this is what i do:

1. open Nokia Connection Manager, click on BT connection and proceed with the steps until prompted to enter PIN.

2. I then enter the PIN in NCM and the phone and the pairing is done. I checked on the Toshiba BT Manager and manage to see the pairing listed in the program.

3. i then disable the BT radio on both the phone and laptop and re-enable it again.

4. Then launch PC Suite and click Get Connected button to get connected but couldnt connect (BT either set as hidden or shown to all, still fails).

5. I checked on Toshiba BT Manager and didnt see the pairing.

It seems like once i disable the radio, the pairing is gone even though i set the pairing as authorised in the E65.

how do i set the BT pairing so that it becomes permanent, without having to setup a new pairing everytime i re-enable BT radio?

 

Volume not working with E51 and Sony Ericsson MBS-100 BT speaker

Hi!

I connected my E51 to a MBS-100 and got the same failure. Connecting my IBM-TP41 to the MBS-100 via BT 2.0-Dongle there is no problem with the volume control using Itunes or Windows Media-Player.

So it seems that Nokia haven't implemented the AVRCP very well :-(

Is there anybody using a Nokia BT-Stereo-Headphone? How is the volume control of the E51-Media-Player working with it?