Bluetooth simultaneous connections are unstable about msm8994-8992-nt-arm64-drivers HOT 12 CLOSED

@lwlsw ok, I'll see if there'd be a way to make it more stable, but not too optimistic on that one.

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Issue might be related to Windows classic Bluetooth problems since RS5 release. Won't close just yet as I need to confirm if it's Windows OS related, if it is, I will close this issue and advise people to file a bug report in the Feedback Hub or upvote an existing one like this one: https://aka.ms/AA60c18

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That's right, the current Bluetooth is very unstable, and it is Occasionally disconnect. I use a Bluetooth mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard. They are Occasionally disconnect together, Also hope to fix it

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@woachk 恩，辛苦了，非常感谢您的辛苦付出。

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@lwlsw Please, write in plain English. Most people won't understand what you say.

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@SuperJMN Ok, I will do in the future.

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lslsw did write:
"That's right, the current Bluetooth is very unstable, and it is Occasionally disconnect. I use a Bluetooth mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard. They are Occasionally disconnect together, Also hope to fix it."

That is, why I recommend a bluetooth keyboard device which has an integrated touchpad. If there is only 1 bluetooth connection, bluetooth is quiet stable. Also a bluetooth keyboard with an integrated trackball might work quiet stable, but I did not try it.

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woachk, or Gus, I did write this at "Issues". I know, that this is the wrong place to suggest something. Are you able to put a new Tab with the name "Discussion" here?

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@gus33000 MSFT might have changed Feedback Hub so that you cannot update "Problem"s anymore. Interesting.

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Go back to Device manager.
Click on the Bluetooth drop down.
*Right-click on your Bluetooth Adapter choose Properties.
Go to the Power Management Tab.
Uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

*Note: it's called something like "XXX radio service" (the 2nd one in the list)

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Go back to Device manager.
Click on the Bluetooth drop down.
*Right-click on your Bluetooth Adapter choose Properties.
Go to the Power Management Tab.
Uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

*Note: it's called something like "XXX radio service" (the 2nd one in the list)

thanks for your hint。 work but system went unstable( dead with block screen).
and I deleted the driver any more. Bluetooth working well with no problem. WOW!!

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Closing as the issue is windows related

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