Strange and undescribed error thrown once discovering services is called

[xrnss]

Describe the bug
After connecting and running the following lines, the error thrown is Error: Other("Error { code: HRESULT(0x8000FFFF), message: \"Catastrophic failure\" }")

let is_connected = peripheral.is_connected().await?;
println!("Now connected ({:?}) to peripheral {:?}...", is_connected, &local_name);
peripheral.discover_services().await?;
println!("Discover peripheral {:?} services...", &local_name);

Actual behavior

Connecting to peripheral "DMRRBA-004"...
Now connected (true) to peripheral "DMRRBA-004"...
Error: Other("Error { code: HRESULT(0x8000FFFF), message: \"Catastrophic failure\" }")

[xrnss]

After restarting my computer, the device does not change to connected true but instead sits and waits before throwing this simple message..? I assumed that .connect() was to connect the device??

Error connecting to peripheral, skipping: Not connected

if !is_connected {
                    println!("Connecting to peripheral {:?}...", &local_name);
                    if let Err(err) = peripheral.connect().await {
                        eprintln!("Error connecting to peripheral, skipping: {}", err);
                        continue;
                    }
                }

[DavidZemon]

I've encountered this as well, but only on Windows. Both in a Windows 10 VM with a USB bluetooth dongle attached to the VM and on a laptop running Windows natively, it throws the above error whenever I invoke discover_services(). This is after having connected to the peripheral, just like xrnss's example. On Linux (Ubuntu 23.10), no such error is thrown and it correctly discovers the services and characteristics.

[DavidZemon]

I've confirmed this issue does not exist in v0.10.5, but does in v0.11.0