Hypothesis: The 7.77.119.0 driver for Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter lacks bluetooth collaboration setting and had the value set as auto off.
Happy working mouse/bluetooth device!! Once again, will update if anything breaks again.Manually turned on bluetooth collaboration again(all the additional 7.35.118.68 settings remained), double checked that power saving modes are off for both Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter and Bluetooth Radio.Mouse lag/jitter received immediate improvement but restarted the computer again so that setting will process all the way through, the mouse remained connected and functioned as intended after the restart.Attempted connection, connected successfully with lag/jitter.Manually turned on bluetooth collaboration(*double click correct driver in device manager*->Advanced->Bluetooth Collaboration ->Enable).Restarted computer, attempted to connect bluetooth, failed.Check that current driver version for Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter: 7.77.119.0.Disconnect and forget the mouse, practically reset the connection.I followed the steps below to fix the connection: Turning off bluetooth also causes bluetooth to remain off unless the system is rebooted. So my mouse disconnected this evening after booting to MacOS and coming back to Windows and would not connect even though it is previously paired. I am back XD, I was hoping I didn't have to update this anymore hahaha,
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