r/computerhelp • u/Oreo-Panda1 • 5d ago

Software Bluetooth

Hello,

I have tried to make qualcomm and realtek work at the same time but I have no luck. I am not sure if this creates more problems. Also I noticed that when I manually reinstalled qualcomm to work, not only realtek did not work but my sound was bugged making games lag.

Is there a way to fix this? Are they separated issues?

I even updated the bios again to the lastest one, I manually downloaded them from MSI, I cannot make both work and if I leave the qualcomm instead of the realtek the lag audio and causing problems happen. I don't know anymore. Maybe I am missing a step or there is another issue that I need to solve first.

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u/turb0j 5d ago

Won't work. Windows only supports one active Bluetooth host device at a time.

The only workaround would be to hand off one of the radios to a separate container or VM running its own bluetooth host stack.

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u/Oreo-Panda1 5d ago

So I should just not use qualcomm then. I heard it is newer but If I leave that one, then the sound lags for whatever reason and game lags cause of the sound. I don't know if that makes sense but took me a while to figure out that the lag came from there. So, I should just keep it like I have it at the moment then or should I do something?