For more solutions, check out “Learn more” below. You can also move any objects between the controller and the adapter out of the way, and keep the adapter away from metal so there’s less interference. Make sure your Windows 10 device is up to date, and try unplugging the device, restarting, and plugging it back in. Try fixing it with these troubleshooting solutions. Hope this helps others as googling did not help me solve this easily as there are so many others having this problem, and no one seems to have a solution.If you’re having trouble with your Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows, it could be because the adapter drivers didn’t auto-install, the adapter stopped responding, your controller won’t connect or frequentlyĭisconnects from your adapter, or because there’s interference between the controller and adapter. If you have a usb hub or usb extension cable, plug your wireless adapter into that instead to get some distance. If you have devices plugged into usb 3 slots plug them into something else. My advice is: Try moving your wireless adapters away from any usb 3 slots. Lo and behold, switching some ports around and NO MORE PROBLEMS! Eventually stumbled across this intel article about how usb3 ports can interfere with wireless devices in close proximity. I tried everything to fix this, including disabling all other 2.4ghz devices (even my router), but nothing worked. I bought the Arctix 9x and xbox one pc wireless adapter (great headset BTW), but had problems where it would constantly disconnect and the only way to fix it would be to unplug and re-plug the wireless adapter each time.
Hi all, just thought I'd share the solution to this after much research and frustration.
0 kommentar(er)
