I bought a Bluetooth Xbox One controller a few months back and I've had some problems with it. Games were stuttering, freezing for 10-20 seconds at a time, and the controller would become unresponsive, though the games didn't crash when that happened. For the first month or so I couldn't figure out why, and I thought it was just Windows 10 acting up. Then I realized something. One day the controller went dead and I had no charged batteries, so I plugged it in. I was able to play for an hour and a half, almost two, with no problems whatsoever (until the game finally crashed). I ran an experiment, where I played with the controller always plugged in, and had no problems. I thought maybe it was the dongle, despite the fact that my current one worked just fine with my headphones, even in the other room. I just bought my THIRD BT dongle, and tested it out. I immediately had issues with responsiveness and stuttering. I've double checked that the drivers for both the dongle and controller were updated, and checked the firmware on the controller. Nothing new. Same issues. Any suggestions? Should I just take this thing back already (if at all possible)?
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Xbox 360 Bluetooth Controller Pc Driver
This is what worked for me in Windows 7 when the drivers for my Xbox 360 controller kept failing to install. For the sake of other people finding this thread via search engines, I'll list all steps. Xbox One Bluetooth Controller No Longer Working On PC. Started by CJ_97; Jan 30, 2019; Replies: 0; Computer Peripherals.
Xbox 360 Bluetooth Controller Driver Reviews
- Oct 31, 2018 - how to connect your xbox 360 controller a pc wireless. Choose which version of Microsoft Windows you're using — the Windows 7 drivers will.
- Aug 26, 2013 - How to Use a Wireless Xbox 360 Controller on a PC. Plug the wireless receiver into an available USB port. Visit Microsoft.com and download the most recent driver for the Xbox 360 Controller for PC. Install the driver. Go to Device Manager, right click Unknown Device under the Other Device header and select Update.
- How to connect xbox 360 controller to PC with only bluetooth. Ask Question 1. I wanna try the xbox 360 controller but I don't have a cable or a receiver for it, I only have bluetooth. The XBox 360 controller does not use Bluetooth. You may be confusing it with the Playstation 3/4 controllers.
- Plug the Xbox 360 controller into any USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on the computer. Windows 10 will automatically install drivers for your controller, so you won't have to.
- Periodically Xbox 360 controller may not work on Windows 10 because of the outdated or unmaintained drivers, and if that is the reason, your Xbox 360 controller is not functioning properly, the best way is to uninstall the already existing driver and allow the Windows to install it again.