Bluetooth earphones doesn't work in Windows 11
Some Bluetooth earphones (like Haylou GT1) don't work on Windows 11 and it was working perfectly on Windows 10. I think the problem with the drivers and especially with the earphone driver not with the Bluetooth driver because the Bluetooth works normally with the controllers. Just to let you know when I disable the "Haylou-GT1 Avrcp Transport" driver and keep the "Haylou-GT1" driver enable it sometimes works but with very bad quality sound so I am some kind of sure it's a driver problem and that driver provider is Microsoft so I think you can fix it. There is a lot of people who had the same problem, look at this link: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/report-an-issue/bluetooth-earphones-doesnt-work-in-windows-11/m-p/2554552 I contacted Microsoft support and they say: "Only our engineers have the access to its Windows 11" So they advised me to post in here in windows insider (I don't know why, I am not a Windows insider member, I just downloaded windows 11 when it's released for everyone.)
GPO to disable "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC"
It does not appear to be possible to disable "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC" via group policy. This setting can be found in Settings > Bluetooth and other devices > More Bluetooth options Can someone point me to the GPO to disable this, or can this be added as a future feature request?
Problems with custom audio setup on teams.
I have been using teams for my school for the past 3 months. Until recently I used to have a custom setup for my audio devices where I would use my Bluetooth Boat Airdopes 441 as the output and my Headset Microphone (plugged in through the 3.5 mm jack) as the input. However since a week this setup has stopped working. The moment I do this setup, I stop hearing the meeting. The only way my earphones work is when both the Audio input and output are from the headphones. However when I use my speaker as the output, it works perfectly. (Refer Screenshot). I am on Windows 11 and using teams for work and school version. Also this setup works perfectly on Discord and Zoom so there isn't a problem with the headphones or the microphone.
Windows 11 b.132 random bluetooth audio quality drop
It happens randomly and sporadically whenever you start listening to a new audio (video) after period of silence: for a few seconds sound quality drops as if headset is in communication mode (which greatly reduces quality), then everything goes back to normal. Sure enough, when I go to sound settings after that happens headset is marked as communication device (which I keep changing to another device every time, but it somehow switches back again). I don't use my headset for communication at all, only listen in 'music mode', its mic is completely disabled in settings (as I use external microphone), so I can't imagine why would it fallback to communication profile. Build .132, this problem had NEVER occurred in Windows 10, been using my headphones for more than six months, so I'm pretty confident this is W11 bluetooth audio related bug.Allow Call feature on Your Phone app to work WITHOUT Bluetooth. use it over INTERNET or WIFI
Allow Call feature on Your Phone app to work WITHOUT Bluetooth. use it over INTERNET or WIFI my PC has no Bluetooth, majority of PCs don't, only laptops have it. it shouldn't be necessary to use Bluetooth to use call functionality in the Your Phone app. please let us answer or initiate calls over Internet/4G/WiFi/Local network. Thank you. Please Upvote this feedback if you want the same: https://aka.ms/AA863fjGoing wireless with Skype for Business WITHOUT a dongle?
Our mobile workers are going for minimalism which means a Surface Pro/Laptop/Book. So we got rid of the USB dongle for the external mouse and use Bluetooth but our Skype for Business certified over-the-ear headsets (at the moment Jabra Evolve) still require a USB dongle (which looks awful, break and get lost). Looking at the certified SfB BT headsets - Jabra, Sennheiser, Logitech, Plantronics - all of them seem to have USB dongles.: I suspect why - it’s probably required to control the SfB client from the headset and without the dongle and ”native Bluetooth” only, this is not possible. Is that really so and can we ever expect any certified SfB BT headsets without a dongle? Anyone with experience regarding this - maybe it works great ”anyway” with native BT? Otherwise, we might just go back to headsets with cable :)
