Windows 10: Windows 10 audio stuttering/distorted whenever bluetooth controller is connected

I'm having this issue for weeks and still don't have a solution for this. Whenever I connect my DualShock 4 controller to my laptop via Bluetooth. My windows 10 audio will have crackling noises and the audio will become distorted. This never happened before but starting from few weeks ago it started to have this issue.I've tried to change the audio device format, reinstalling my audio device, switching between audio devices, updating my Bluetooth driver.My laptop's info:Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit 2009 10.0.19042Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® Driver version 22.50.0.4Audio Device:Razer THX

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Bluetooth audio stutters if multiple devices connected

Audio over Bluetooth stutters if both a Wireless controller (Sony cuh-zct2u) and Bluetooth headset (Sony WH-1000XM3) are connected, but does not stutter if only the headset is connected. This also occurs when tested with different
Bluetooth headsets (Apple A1573). Host machine is using a Murata 339S00458 Bluetooth Controller using standard Microsoft Drivers on Windows 10 2004 (19041.264).

This issue does not occur with the same hardware when running Arch Linux 5.2 or MacOS 10.14.6.

Is there a known fix for this?

 

Bluetooth audio stutters if multiple devices connected

 

Bluetooth Audio stuttering

Recently upgraded my PC and reinstalled Windows 10.

I run my main audio through a Razer Leviathan bluetooth speaker and a headset through the optical connector for comms.

Never had any issues until recently, where any audio stutters when coming through the Bluetooth speaker. There's no stutter through the headset for any audio (comms, music, youtube, netflix etc) and there's no stutter if I connect the speaker to another
device such as my phone and hold it at the other side of the house. I recently bought a USB Bluetooth adapter in case it was something faulty on my new motherboard, but the issue persists with this device too.

I've tried reinstalling the drivers and reconnecting for Bluetooth and the speaker, but the problem persists. If I move the speaker, sometimes the signal cuts out entirely or it can be fine, but it has not been moved from the same spot on my desk prior to
the issue occurring so it's not an issue of the location of the speaker. There's no WiFi (cabled and disabled the WiFi option) and just a desk surface for the signal to pass through. Again, it could connect to my phone on the other side of the house and play
audio fine.

I'm thinking its a software/driver problem at this point.

Any suggestions would be helpful.