How to Disable Bluetooth Collaboration
I Have a Bluetooth Device and I've Discovered That My Wireless Card Has a Configuration Called "Bluetooth Collaboration" Which Slows Down the Wifi Connection...
I have a Bluetooth device and I've discovered that my wireless card has a configuration called "Bluetooth collaboration" which slows down the WiFi connection. I have also discovered that if I disable that option the connection speed will be restored.
My only problem is that the option I want doesn't appear on the wireless card configuration.
If someone knows how I can disable that configuration using drivers or using the command line, please help me.
I have already tried to reinstall Windows, to update my BIOS and my drivers. My PC model is Asus x556U.
2 Answers
Why would you want to disable collaboration and prefer interference - effectively having your wifi and bluetooth shout over eachother?
Your speed will be exactly the same but with collaboration both will have a stable signal as they generously share the same frequency band.
In general, two places can be checked:
Device Manager > Network adapter and right click the Bluetooth driver > Advanced. Under properties look for “Bluetooth Collaboration” and set the value to disabled.
Device Manager > Network Adapters > Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter (right click and choose "Properties". Under the "Advanced" tab, highlight the setting named "Bluetooth Collaboration", then change it to disable.
Sorry, I don’t know a command or a powershell script can disable this setting.
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