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I've been facing an issue with Bluetooth audio interruptions in Windows 11, specifically when using the Ctrl+C (copy) function, for example using PowerPoint, or Edge. After using Ctrl+C, the bluetooth audio is interrupted. This not happen with the laptop speakers, but yes with other bluetooth speakers.
This has become quite disruptive to my workflow.
I've attempted to address the issue by updating my Bluetooth drivers and checking for interference, but the problem persists.
The only solution is to go change the sound output to another device and then back to my bluetooth headsets
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Hello there,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
Please run this scan and check for any issues with the windows files : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/usi...
Note the results that show up after the 100% mark and make sure you restart your system after the scan.
