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Windows has a built-in troubleshooting tool for fixing all sorts of issues. Windows searching for device drivers online

Otherwise, follow the succeeding prompts for updating to the new drivers. If it’s the latter, skip to the next tip.

Once done, it will either let you update to a new driver or deem that your device is already using the latest one.

Windows will search your computer and the internet for the latest driver software for your Bluetooth headphones.

Choose “Search automatically for updated driver software”.

On the next page, you’ll be asked if you want Windows to automatically look for the updated driver software or do it manually.

On the Windows Search Box, type Control Panel.

Here’s how to set it up correctly for your Bluetooth headphones: This will cause Windows to still use your laptop’s speakers as output for sound. For example, you could have your Bluetooth headphones paired properly but forgot to switch the playback device option from your laptop speakers to Bluetooth headphones. One common setting that gets overlooked is the currently selected playback device. Play some music to check if the issue is fixed. Once it boots up, try pairing your Bluetooth headphones. Windows Services Panel and Bluetooth Support Service Properties Window On the drop-down list, select Automatic.Going to Bluetooth Support Service settings From the list, look for Bluetooth Support Service.PC users can go to the Windows Settings and adjust their microphone input as well. You can change this under Settings > Sound > Input > Internal Microphone. This can result in lower audio quality being heard on the headset.įor now users can work around this issue by using your Mac’s built in mic when you are using a Bluetooth headset. GeForce NOW uses microphone for voice chat functionality As a result when using a Bluetooth headset to play games on GeForce NOW, macOS chooses Headset Profile (HSP) for the headset. When a Bluetooth headset is connected to a Mac or PC, macOS or Windows determines which profile to use based upon whether the microphone on the Bluetooth headset is being used.

Two of the most commonly used profiles for Bluetooth headsets are Headset Profile (HSP) used for mobile phone conversations (low-bandwidth speech-like signals), and Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) used for high-fidelity audio - such as music. Bluetooth standard provides multiple audio profiles for audio.