Windows 10: how do disconnect my airpods fully so they arent popping up on my laptop?

I cant connect to my airpods or take them off of my laptop.

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Airpods (Gen 1) disconnecting from Windows 11 Laptop.

A really annoying problem has been going on between my Airpods and my Windows 11 laptop. Every time I connect my Airpods to the laptop with Bluetooth, the left side works for about one minute then disconnects, while the right one works perfectly fine. This has somehow managed to happen every single time I connect them too, even whenever they're fully charged. They're newly bought, and work perfectly fine with my iPhone, though seem to have problems with my laptop. Here's a list of things I've already tried to help fix this problem.

-Set both "Bluetooth Audio Gateway Service" and "Bluetooth Support Service" to Automatic.

-Uninstall "Microsoft Bluetooth LE Enumerator" from Services.

-Run the Bluetooth Troubleshooter.

-Check for new updates in Windows.

-Reset Airpods (Remove device then add them back)

-Attempt to update Airpods Driver in Services. (It already had an updated driver)

-Switched to the "Balanced" Powerplan in Services.

-Disconnect other Bluetooth devices to see if they interfered with the Airpods connection.

Really hoping you can help my issue.

If this helps any, I have a Lenovo Ideapad 3 Intel Core i3 (10th Gen)

 

airpods disconnect in 1 second

i've been through lots of posts but none seem to fix my issue connecting airpods to my Surface laptop. The airpods paired successfully and when i click connect it connects for about 1 second and then disconnects. I see lots of posts about device manager
and the power manager tab but there is no power manager tab. i see lots of posts about locating aripods in the human interface but they are not listed. i found one post about airpods under the bluetooth menu but nothing there seems to fix anything.

airpods worked seamlessly with my iphone.

thanks!

 

Airpod not connecting to laptop

Hi, I am Dhanam, Independent Advisor here to work with you on this issue.

I know this has been difficult for you, Rest assured, I'm going to do my best to help you.

Turn on Bluetooth on your Windows .

How to connect AirPods to a Windows laptop

Follow these steps to connect your AirPods to an HP Windows laptop.

1. Put the AirPods into their charging case

Close the case and wait a few seconds. Ideally, the AirPods should have at least 20% battery before you pair them to your laptop.

2. Open the AirPods case

Open the case and leave the AirPods inside while you follow the rest of these steps.

3. Press and hold the Setup button

The Setup button is the small, circular button on the backside of the case. Hold it down until you see the LED lights flashing on the inside (older AirPods) or front (AirPods Pro).

The Setup button puts the AirPods into pairing mode, an essential step for pairing any Bluetooth device.

4. Open the Start Menu

Click the Windows logo on your HP laptop to open the Start Menu on your laptop. With Windows 10, you’ll find it in the bottom left corner. Windows 11 users will see it in the bottom taskbar.

5. Go to Settings

Find the gear-shaped icon and click it to open Settings.

6. Open Bluetooth & devices

Windows 11 users should click Bluetooth & devices on the left-hand column. If you’re on Windows 10, click Devices on the Settings icon menu, then click Bluetooth & devices on the left column.

7. Add a new Bluetooth device

On Windows 10, click Add Bluetooth to other devices next to the grey plus icon. Windows 11 users must click the blue Add Device button within the Devices row.

8. Choose Bluetooth

A pop-up screen will give you the options of Bluetooth, Wireless display or dock, and Everything else.

Choose Bluetooth.

9. Select your AirPods

After a few seconds, a list of available Bluetooth devices will load on the Add a device window. Click the icon for your AirPods.

10. Click Done

A window will pop up, declaring, “Your device is ready to go.” Click Done.

This is a public user-to-user support forum. I'm a user like you helping other users. I do not work for Microsoft and cannot access any user accounts.

I hope this can help you. If this still can't solve your problem, just let me know and I'll do my best to try to help you.

Regards,

Dhanam,

Independent Advisor.