Intermittent Bluetooth Connections to hearing aids

[ndeavour]

I have bluetooth enabled hearing aids; to connect to my Windows 11 laptop, they use an intermediate device. The hearing aids are Signia Pure C&G 3AX with their most recent software updates.  The intermediate device is the Signia Connect Link 1.1 adapter.    Neither my iPhone nor my iPad require this clunky arrangement - both devices connect directly to the hearing devices.   I am now on my third Connect Link adapter, since I began experiencing some sort of intermittent connections in early October.  The newest devices haven't resolved the issue - i keep getting drops.    After looking at a number of items in the community knowledge base, it seems that bluetooth issues are prevalent.   Any suggestions?  More importantly, any solutions?

[Hatshepsut]

I connect directly with my Phonak hearing aids. Up until recently, they would connect. Now, they don't work at all in Zoom, even though they work on other apps.

[nansea]

Has this been solved?  I cannot connect with resound HAs.

[LeslieAnn]

I connect directly with my Beltone hearing aids. Up until recently, they would connect. Now, they don't work at all in Zoom, even though they work on other apps.

[nansea]

Thanks LeslieAnn.

The below connection method is working for my Resound Bluetooth HA to Windows 10 to Zoom and also website broadcasts.

1. Added a USB microphone with a AUX port. 

2. Added Resound Streamer 2 SAS-3 connected to the mic AUX port

3. Windows 10 > Settings >  Bluetooth >   Under Related > Sound Settings >   I had to change  sound OUTPUT device to USB Audio and INPUT device to USB Audio

I bought the $20 microphone from Amazon >> 
WUGOYU USB Microphone for PC, Mac, Streaming, Plug & Play Gaming Microphones

After my mic purchase, I found a Mic that is advertised to be Zoom compliant >>
JOUNIVO USB Microphone, Condenser Mic for PC/Laptop with Volume Control and Mute Button, Headphone Output

My combo of mic and ReSound streamer takes up too much desk space plus giving up a USB port on my notebook.

When not in use, I unplug and set aside the mic and Resound Streamer.

Probably not until Windows 12 comes out with Auracast will the drivers be available to connect the HA directly.

I previously added a USB Bluetooth LE 5.2 upgrade, a bluetooth mouse, and a usb mic plus modified bluetooth device drives. HA paired directly the the new bluetooth standard but Microsoft Win10 did not have a device driver for Bluetooth mic/headset. 

BOTOMLINE IT WORKS ... I can hear well with this setup and the WUGOYU USB Microphone has volume that is good for the listener on the conversation side of Zoom meetings.