Windows 10: Hello! Question about BT headphones

Hello! So I have 2 sets of bt headphones and they connect fine to my laptop and phone. I have Windows 10 on my PC and it shows up under Bluetooth devices and I'm able to connect. They just never ever show up under playback. I've tried absolutely everything and have scoured the internet for a solution. I went as far as to reinstall Windows. I've deleted all Bluetooth drivers audio drivers, reinstall them, downloaded the Bluetooth command line tool, serged hidden devices or disabled devices ran the troubleshooters Etc with no avail. Please help I'm starting to pull out my hair.

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BT headphone no mic on win10pro

hello, I've tried to use BT headphone on windows10. But when speaker works mic stops. when mic works speaker stops.
There is two options in my sounds settings stereo and handsfree. Stereo has no mic option. Handsfree has but bad sounds quality on speaker. I want to use mic with good speaker.

What did I tried to solve
1- Reset all BT services
2- uncheck Handsfree on headphones preficens
3- Set manually speaker and microphone devices
none of it works..
Any thoughts?

 

Sound Distortion w/ BT Headphones When I Move BT Mouse -- Help

I got a BT dongle. When I listen to music through BT headphones and move my mouse at the same time I hear distortion. When I dont move my mouse theres no distortion.

I got Realtek installed and its drivers updated. Thare are 2 options in the MS sound panel for headphones. One for BT headphones stereo and an other for BT non-stereo headphones. I enabled the one for stereo because it sounds better. But I hear distortion with the BT mouse. When I switch to the BT non-stereo option theres no distortion when I move my mouse but sound quality is bad.

What do you suggest to hear BT stereo perfectly with no distortion when I move my mouse?

 

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?