With WinUSB yes, you'd expect Windows Bluetooth functionality to disappear. If you had another bluetooth radio (eg. a built-in one) then you could still use that with Windows at the same time though.
With WinUSB it seems really close to working - what happens in the log when you open up the connection window and leave it for a few seconds? Hopefully it should be saying something like noble starting scan, and hopefully even Found device ....
Is it possible that your phone or some other device is still connected to Puck.js? That would be stopping it from advertising its presence which would mean you couldn't connect to it.
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With WinUSB yes, you'd expect Windows Bluetooth functionality to disappear. If you had another bluetooth radio (eg. a built-in one) then you could still use that with Windows at the same time though.
With WinUSB it seems really close to working - what happens in the log when you open up the connection window and leave it for a few seconds? Hopefully it should be saying something like
noble starting scan
, and hopefully evenFound device ...
.Is it possible that your phone or some other device is still connected to Puck.js? That would be stopping it from advertising its presence which would mean you couldn't connect to it.