Here is how to fix Bluetooth audio stuttering occurs in Windows 10, 11

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Troubleshooting

Another method is to open and run the Bluetooth troubleshooter.

Press Windows Key + S and in the search bar type troubleshooter.

Select the first option and click Troubleshooting Options. Next, click on More troubleshooters. This will open the list of troubleshooters. Select Bluetooth, then click Run the troubleshooter. Once the utility opens, follow the instructions on the screen. Be sure to restart your computer before checking the “Bluetooth audio stuttering” problem.

Work with preferences

1. Try changing the audio format setting.

First, right-click on the speaker icon (it's on the taskbar), select the Sounds option. Next, go to the Playback tab and right-click on the default audio device. Then, select Properties and click the Advanced tab. From the Default Format menu, select 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD quality), click OK, and close the window.

2. Try to disable remote control/telephone hands-free

Press Windows + R hotkey and enter this command: Control Panel, click OK. In the new dialog box, select Devices and Printers and right-click on your Bluetooth device. Now select Properties, open the Services tab, and disable options for Remote Control and Hands-Free Telephone. Save your changes and close the window.

3. Try turning off Bluetooth collaboration.

To do this, open Device Manager and go to the Network Adapters section of Device Manager. Then open the Properties of the network adapter and select the Advanced tab. Now select Bluetooth Collaboration and from the Value drop-down menu select Disable. Save your changes and close the window.

4. Try adjusting the roaming aggressiveness settings.

In the window Control Panel, select Network and Sharing Center. Next, go to the Connections section and select Wi-Fi here. Next, click the "Properties," then the "Customize" button and select the "Advanced" tab. In the new window, select the "Roaming Aggressiveness" and "Lowest" options from the "Value" drop-down menu. Save your changes and close the window.

These are the most common and effective changes you can try to fix the “Bluetooth headphones stuttering Windows 10” problem.