That said, it'll ensure that your headphones show up as only one device, with quality stereo sound. This is a bit of a work-around and doesn't help you if you want to use it as a true headset in things like gaming voice chat, Skype/WebEx/etc.
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If you only want to listen to audio, and not use it as a headset for communications software like Skype, or for voice chat in gaming, then you can disable the telephony services on the device which causes low quality audio: The 2nd option will let you use the microphone, but changes the audio quality to mono and low quality and also disconnects from other devices to be exclusive to Windows. Using the 1st, the sound is great as you'd find from your phone. " Headset - AirPods HANDS FREE AUDIO" ( uses Hands Free Profile / HSP - mono, low bandwidth, low quality sound which allows the microphone to work).
" Headphones - AirPods STEREO" ( uses A2DP for high quality stereo sound).It will setup two devices in Windows when you pair a bluetooth headset (whether AirPods, Jabra Elite, whatever. BT on Windows trips up switching between AD2P for that nice stereo sound and the hands-free profile for the mic. Windows is a bit weird with BlueTooth headsets.