That means an entirely different wireless situation of signals surrounding your new location, any or all possibly interfering with your reception, either from your computer or your headphones. Check for other signals in the area, I bet you'll find a number of them. If you like sitting near a window on couch or chair, then maybe some metal based blinds you can draw to block outside signals that penetrate through. Based on what you said, interference locally seems the problem.
I recently moved apartments and had my desktop computer with me when i moved. Ever since i moved i've had problems with my computers sound. First of all neither my front or rear audio jacks work - even after updating multiple drivers, including motherboard. Therefore i had the idea that i could buy a bluetooth dongle so that i could wirelessly use my headphones, because they have that feature. At first this worked fine but then it began diconnecting and i eventually bought a new bluetooth dongle. The same happened again where it kept diconnecting my headphones. I most recently then tried to delete and update even more drivers and test my headphones on another computer with bluetooth, where they worked, and i can at this moment not even connect my headphones to my computer.
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This is really killing me, so please help. Thank you in advance!

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