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Since the end of 2016‚ I have owned every model of AirPods released by Apple. I love these wireless earbuds‚ and I bought each new pair as soon as they launched. They always fit my ears well‚ their sound was always great‚ and I loved how they evolved. That said‚ eventually‚ I always end up having the same issue with these wireless earbuds: One earbud stops charging out of nowhere. Yes‚ I know there are a few workarounds to fix this‚ which I'll list for you below‚ but let me complain a bit more because it shouldn't be such a common occurrence. One AirPod not charging: It happens all the time If you Google "one AirPod not charging‚" you'll find several Reddit and Apple Community Forum posts‚ in addition to several websites explaining how to fix it. But‚ ultimately‚ you can't. It's unclear why one AirPod eventually stops charging‚ but after I had issues with my first-gen‚ second-gen‚ and third-gen AirPods‚ AirPods Pro 1‚ and AirPods Pro 2‚ I feel like this is on Apple. The company has always offered me a replacement unit during the first year‚ but it has also happened after my coverage has expired‚ so I eventually need to go and buy new AirPods if I want to fix it. For example‚ at the end of last year‚ I had this well-known issue with my AirPods 3. At the time‚ I took them to my nearest Apple Store‚ and the representative couldn't reproduce the issue. I immediately felt stupid‚ because it was happening non-stop at home‚ but they believed me and decided to change both AirPods‚ but not the case. Help. Image source: José Adorno for BGR I suggested that the issue might have been with the case‚ but since the AirPods started charging again‚ I was convinced it was OK. A year later‚ guess what: My left earbud stopped charging when I put it in the case‚ while the right is just fine. I tried to clean the AirPods. I tried to clean the case. I tried to pair them with my iPhone again. But do you know what actually helped? Putting a piece of Trident paper between the AirPods and the case to ensure the charger is aligned. Most of the time‚ it works. But it just feels so dumb that I need this workaround to listen to the songs I love on these earbuds. There's nothing more infuriating than going for an outdoor walk or run and hearing that low battery volume from my dying earbud. I don't know if Apple needs to reengineer the case‚ the AirPods‚ or if there's really no easy solution. For example‚ I know that after a couple of years‚ at least one earbud will be dead because the battery has drained almost entirely‚ and I'll just have to buy a replacement or a new model‚ but these earbuds shouldn't be dying so quickly or so often. What to do if one of your AirPods is not charging Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR There are a few workarounds you can try. For example: AirPods Pro: I recently read that if you're having issues with one of your AirPods Pro not charging‚ just remove the ear tip‚ and it will probably start charging again. Is the case charged? Well‚ this is obvious‚ but ensure your charging case has power. Clean off little specks of dirt: It's possible that the stem or the case is dirty. You place these earbuds in your ears‚ your pockets‚ your bags -- they're going to get dirty. Use a microfiber cloth‚ 70% isopropyl alcohol‚ and a periodontal brush to clean them off. Reinsert the AirPods: Maybe you're using the case wrong. Try to reinsert the earbuds into the case more firmly. Sometimes it helps. Reset your AirPods: Why not factory reset your AirPods by removing them from your Bluetooth Settings‚ waiting a bit‚ and fast-pairing them again? Call Apple. But‚ honestly‚ get AppleCare+: If none of the above works‚ you might need to contact Apple. If you are under warranty‚ you're in luck‚ because the company will give you a new pair or a new charging case. If not‚ well‚ try all the fixes above again. Getting AppleCare+ will probably give you enough time to see these earbuds break and get a replacement. Once the coverage expires‚ Apple will likely be preparing to release new AirPods. Wrap up Did any of this help? I hope that with the next generation of AirPods‚ I won't continue to see one of my AirPods stop charging. To be fair‚ I also have this problem with other brands' earbuds‚ but they're usually cheaper‚ and it happens because I rarely use them. But for earbuds I wear almost every day‚ it's almost insulting to see this happening repeatedly. Well‚ it's time to go back to USB-C EarPods – or the Beats Studio Buds+; I love them. Don't Miss: AirPods Max 2 and new Apple AirPods: Here’s when to expect them The post All my AirPods have this issue eventually‚ and I blame Apple appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $390+ free Trending Right Now: Sonos video teases subwoofer rumored to launch in 2024 Leave the World Behind: New Netflix movie is supposedly a warning from the Obamas Apple banned from selling Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the US starting this week

If your Windows 11 PC has been experiencing Wi-Fi issues due to a recent update‚ you're not alone. On Tuesday‚ Microsoft acknowledged in an online document that its KB5032288 update affected the ability of some Wi-Fi adapters to connect to some networks. Additionally‚ Bleeping Computer notes that a number of Windows 11 users also reported Wi-Fi issues after installing cumulative update KB5033375 on December 12. "Microsoft has received reports of an issue in which some Wi-Fi adapters might not connect to some networks after installing KB5032288‚" the company said. "As reported‚ you are more likely to be affected by this issue if you are attempting to connect to an enterprise‚ education‚ or public Wi-Fi network using 802.1x authentication. This issue is not likely to occur on home networks." If you only use a Windows 11 PC to connect to your own home network‚ you probably won't be affected by the bug. On the other hand‚ if you're a student on a school network or an employee working from an office‚ you might run into issues. Hopefully‚ Microsoft will release a fix for Windows 11 in the coming days. In the meantime‚ there are two important steps that you should take if you're having Wi-Fi problems. First‚ if you want to help Microsoft fix this Windows 11 bug promptly‚ the company has provided a set of instructions for how to report the issue: Launch Feedback Hub by opening the Start menu and typing "Feedback hub"‚ or pressing the Windows key + F Fill in the "Summarize your feedback" and "Explain in more detail" boxes‚ then click Next. Under the "Choose a category" section‚ ensure the "Problem" button‚ "Network and Internet" category‚ and "Connecting to a Wi-Fi network" subcategory are all selected. Click Next. Under the "Find similar feedback" section‚ select the "Make new bug" radio button and click Next. Under the "Add more details" section‚ supply any relevant detail (Note this is not critical to addressing your issue). Expand the "Recreate my problem" box and press "Start recording". Reproduce the issue on your device. Press "Stop recording" once finished. Click the "Submit" button. Once you do report the issue‚ you might consider rolling back to a previous build of the operating system if it's impacting your ability to do your job or your schoolwork. Bleeping Computer shared the following instructions for downgrading Windows 11: Open the Windows start menu‚ search for "Windows Update‚" then go to Update history >; Uninstall updates. On the list of installed updates‚ select KB5033375 (or KB50532288)‚ and then click the Uninstall button next to it. After the update is uninstalled‚ restart the computer. We'll report back if and when Microsoft resolves the issue. Don't Miss: Windows 12 might not happen after all‚ but that would be for the best The post Microsoft is trying to fix a Windows 11 Wi-Fi bug – here’s how you can help appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $390+ free Trending Right Now: All my AirPods have this issue eventually‚ and I blame Apple Sonos video teases subwoofer rumored to launch in 2024 Leave the World Behind: New Netflix movie is supposedly a warning from the Obamas

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