A customer reaches out to you for support after experiencing poor audio quality with their Bluetooth headset which they use for video conferences on their laptop. The issue persists even though they're in close proximity to their laptop with no apparent physical obstructions. What should be the first step in troubleshooting this headset issue?
Update the laptop's sound driver.
Replace the battery of the Bluetooth headset.
Adjust the headset's equalizer settings.
Move closer to the router to improve Wi-Fi signal.
Check for other devices causing signal interference.
Resetting the Bluetooth headset can resolve any temporary glitches with the device's wireless communication functions. This action restarts the device's software and can correct audio quality problems that aren't caused by physical distance or obstructions. Adjusting the equalizer, updating the sound driver, and checking for interference would come subsequent to a reset if the issue persists -- these steps are more complex and not typically the first course of action.
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