Microsoft is finally tackling Windows 11’s annoying Bluetooth problem
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Microsoft treating Bluetooth reliability as an Achilles’ heel is a reminder that basic I/O stability still gates AI and collaboration features. If your product depends on peripherals—headsets, controllers, sensors—assume the OS layer is in flux and expand your compatibility and regression testing over the next Windows cycles.
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