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New Bee combined ear piece and micophone connects to Bluetooth to my ARM chip Surface laptop but drops out after a minute or two

Terry Jones 0 Reputation points
2026-01-11T04:28:24.17+00:00

New Bee combined ear piece and micophone connects to Bluetooth to my ARM chip Surface laptop but drops out after a minute or two


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  1. Huy-K 10,695 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-01-12T01:27:43.1966667+00:00

    Dear @Terry Jones,

    Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

    We apologize for any inconvenience you may encounter when using our services/ products. Based on your description, kindly try these following steps:

    Update Surface firmware & Bluetooth drivers

    • Navigate to Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates > Advanced options > Optional updates > Driver updates
    • Open the Surface app > Help & support > Check for updates to confirm your device firmware/driver status. Set up your Surface after service - Microsoft Support

    Clean‑re‑pair the headset

    • Navigate to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Devices > select your New Bee device > Remove device.
    • Toggle Bluetooth Off > wait 10s > On.
    • Put the headset in pairing mode and Add device > Bluetooth.
    • If the headset offers separate “Stereo” and “Hands‑Free” entries, let Windows add both.

    Disable Bluetooth power‑saving

    • Device Manager > Bluetooth > your adapter (on ARM it’s often Qualcomm) > Properties > Power Management > uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.
    • Do the same for any Bluetooth LE items and for Sound, video and game controllers > Bluetooth audio entries if the tab is available.
    • Set Settings > System > Power & battery > Power mode > Best performance while testing.

    Reset the Bluetooth stack

    • Device Manager > Bluetooth > right‑click the adapter > Uninstall device (if “Delete driver software” appears, leave it unchecked).
    • Restart Windows to let it reinstall cleanly, then re‑pair.

    Run the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit


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