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I just bought Genius HS-920BT BT headset. I've paired it to my PC on Windows 7. However, when I turned on the "Forward Voip calls to Handsfree" service, in order to use it as my Skype communications device, my wifi internet died.
I am also using a Razer bluetooth mouse with no effect to my Wifi.
When I attached the headset as "Listen to Music" service, my internet kept running, so did my mouse, but sound became choppy on the headset in cases where I move my mouse and there's an active Internet transfer.
So it seems that only two devices can use the radio adapter in the same time:
Wifi + Razer BT mouse + Headset as Voip service = Wifi dies
Wifi + Razer BT mouse + Headset as Music service = Headset choppy when all three devices transmit data
In past, I also owned LG BT speaker system. When the speaker system was paired with PC on "Listen to music" mode, and my BT mouse was moving, the sound on the speaker system would also become choppy.
Is this a driver issue? Is there a way to make all three BT devices (Wifi internet, BT mouse, BT sound system) work simultaneously?
My PC is HP Envy 3270nr with all the drivers updated (which means little being that HP only published one version of those, with that showing how much they appreciate their premium model owners).
1Additional information would be nice. I have no idea what "1.6.11" is suppose to indicate. – Ramhound – 2015-03-04T12:18:24.537
whre do I change these channels? – srgb – 2015-03-04T13:46:14.010
(for bluetooth devices) – srgb – 2015-03-04T13:54:00.753
Sorry, now I've added the required information to my answer. – None – 2015-03-04T16:13:45.153
switching channels made the sound not be choppy, but as soon as the voip mode (mic) kicks in, internet dies, immidiatelly. looks like I won't have any luck without 5ghz ap. – srgb – 2015-03-05T10:42:28.913
What about when you only use BT mouse and BT headset? (turn off your Laptop's wifi receiver) – None – 2015-03-05T11:04:49.970
both devices work fine with each other. However, when WIFI is on, regardless of whether my mouse is on BT or cable, turning on the voip service (using headset for both mic and speakers) kills the wifi. using it in only "listen to music" mode works fine. So it's gotta be the mic - it's jamming the wifi frequency somehow. – srgb – 2015-03-05T18:26:40.727
1Well here are the options left for you: you can buy a more powerful external 2.4Ghz USB Wifi receiver for your laptop to keep your wifi connection strong (if that doesn't hurt the headset's sound), you can buy 5Ghz equipment and it will give your all three wireless devices worry free connection but more expensive or you can use Ethernet cable for your Laptop's internet but that more depends on you. – None – 2015-03-05T18:43:52.813