Windows 10: My bluetooth is giving issue it fluctuvates between audio and mic when I update to win...

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Bluetooth headphones only play audio when mic is active

Hi Cristiano - thanks for your response. Unfortunately still no success. To confirm, I tried:

• Disabling Handsfree Telephony (per this MS guide)
  
• Disabling the AVRCP driver in Device Manager (this disconnected the Bluetooth headphones entirely)
  
• Confirmed in Device Manager that the device is working properly
  
• Reviewed sound settings in the Control Panel (tried enabling Mono audio, tried disabling Audio Enhancements on both output and input, checked for driver updates, Reset sound devices and volumes for all apps to the recommended defaults)
  
• Ran both Windows 11 sound troubleshooter and Bluetooth troubleshooter
  
• Unpaired and re-paired headphones
  
• Confirmed that this is the issue with multiple pairs of the same model of headphones
  
• Confirmed that this is an issue with multiple laptops (Dell Latitude) using the same headphones
  

One observation is that when audio is playing, there is a faint clicking in the headphones. So there is some audio transmission when the mic is not enabled. As soon as the mic is enabled, the sound resolves and is crystal clear.

I reached out to Altec Lansing support and received a generic response.

Thanks again for any further suggestions!

 

Bluetooth audio syncing issue

Hi,

There are a lot of factors that can cause the issue about your Bluetooth such as incompatible drivers, hardware issues, and more. We suggest that you go to this

link which lists all troubleshooting steps for Bluetooth issues.

Regarding your question about locking Windows Anniversary update, it is possible to postpone an update but it cannot be stopped.

Update us on the status of the issue.

Regards.

 

Mic issue with Realtek

Hi,

I would suggest you to first check if the MIC is set as the default device. Right click on the volume bar in the notification area and then click on 'recording' devices. In the recording tab, right click in the MIC and click 'Set as Default' and then check. If
the issue still persists, I would suggest run the Audio troubleshooter and check. Press Windows key +X and then click on 'Control panel'. Click on 'Troubleshooting' and then click on the 'Audio troubleshooter' Try these steps and let us know the results.