device pairing causes system volume to go to 100%- fix is - uninstall it- DO NOT UPDATE DRIVER- do the full uninstall not just delete it and add it ag

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Please share this info. If you pair a Bluetooth device, headphones, and the volume keeps going to full blast 100%. YOU MUST uninstall, and then add it back again without EVER doing a driver update. If it starts to do it again. Yep, the driver update thing automatically did it. You will have to do it again. Why Microsoft can't add a patch to fix???? Who knows. Share with the community please. Thank you.

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