@rongoode !!! Thanks so much. !! The fix actually worked and looking good for me. I faced the same issue and tried all the insane options. @Tony G Community Support - Sir! I think the post that needs to be looked into for any tips Bose software development can look at is the post from Tongoode. That really helps to diagnose the problem and nail it. It might be just related to pairing and at a wrong time. This is a simple and most efficient work around for now, without giving up any features. However the problem of delay in the sound is still there.. Atleast, I was able to use the ear phones effectively with my PC. The post was as below: " The issue for me seems to be that if the right bud connects to the PC before the left bud connects to the right bud, it will disable stereo audio on the PC (I don't know why, but this seems to be the what). After much frustration and research, the following works for me: 1. Keep the buds in the case. 2. Make sure there are no devices recognized by the Bose Earbuds other than the PC within range (Turn bluetooth off on other devices temporarily if need be). 3. Turn the PC's bluetooth off (lower right menu of windows, click the bluetooth icon, show bluetooth devices, and there is a toggle switch to turn bluetooth off). 4. Take the earbuds out and put them both in your ears. 5. You'll hear "connecting to [name of device]" over an over again. 6. After about 60 seconds it tells you a device cannot be found and you'll hear a beep in the left earpiece - that is the left earpiece finally connecting to the right ear piece. 7. Only then (after the left earpiece has connected to the right) should you turn your PCs bluetooth back on. 8. Once the earbuds then connect to the PC, I seem to be able to finally use them in stereo mode "
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