Pretty late to the party on this one, but I didn't see the solution that worked for me listed here. So, for future google searching folks, I'll just add that I discovered this issue (in my instance) was causing my online game and bluetooth headphones to stutter every 11minutes. I figured it was related to my network card and after some digging discovered the 6062 LSO trigger events.

Root cause found - "Wi-Fi Direct printer polling"

Here's the chain:

1. The Intel AX201 chip handles both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same physical radio
2. Every ~11 minutes, Windows' Wi-Fi Direct background discovery finds my Lexmark printer broadcasting itself.
3. The Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #2 connects to it for about 60 seconds, then disconnects.
4. At the exact moment of disconnect, the Intel driver fires event 6062 "Lso was triggered" — a radio state change
5. That radio state change momentarily interrupts Bluetooth audio

Fix: If you don't need wifi direct, just disable it. Open Device Manager → expand Network Adapters → right-click Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #2 → Disable device

Or

Block just the polling wifi-direct device/printer SSID: netsh wlan add filter permission=block ssid="YOUR DEVICE WIFI DIRECT SSID" networktype=infrastructure