XBOX ONE WINDOWS 10 ADAPTER CONSTANTLY DISCONNECTS!! HELP!!!

[(wasn't Fast enough for a 3080)]

my issue is not a driver issue like everyone else is having. I have newest driver installed. it will work for days but every now and then, at the Worse times, it will disconnect and stay disconnected till IT decides it wants to connect again. Every workaround on the 1st page of google yields no reward, and i have no where else to turn but maybe asking people here?

[aero]

Appreciate the response, somehow microusb didnt work for me and it would still just blink lol. maybe it is the controller after all

[Muppet among Puppets]

Bluetooth works fine with xbox one on win 10

[Harime Nui]

引用自 TehSpoopyQuarantinedKitteh：

Check your device manager in Windows 10. Under the USB Host Controllers (with your XBOne Controller adapter/receiver plugged in) look through the Properties of each item in that section.
Some of them will have a "Power Mamagement" tab or something like it...All you need to do is go to that tab in the Properties window...make sure the box "Allow Windows to Turn off this device to conserve power" is not checked or ticked...click Apply then OK...and exit.

Thanks! This is what solved the problem for me (I have a cable-connected Xbox One Controller). In Windows 10, the offending item is "USB Host Controller Intel(R) 3.1 eXtensible - 1.10 (Microsoft)" under the "USB Bus Controllers" category; on its Power Management tab, uncheck "allow Windows to turn off..." and the problem is fixed.

However, in my case the issue seemed a bit more complicated as: 1) last year when I had constant disconnections in Windows 7, doing the same thing didn't fix it (or perhaps I got the wrong setting??); 2) I don't remember having the same issue back in 2016 when the controller was new.

Furthermore, in a specific game (Jets'n'Guns 2) I would have the controller go unresponsive (game recognised no input at all) then when I disconnected the cable, the game would tell me "Controller Disconnected" - meaning that when it went unresponsive, it was actually STILL CONNECTED somehow - until I plugged it back, then it would work properly for a while... then repeat ad infinitum.

Hope this helps.

[Grayd.]

alright just changed it over hope to see if it works

[papucprivire]

the disabling of power management worked before update 2004 now after this update, it still randomly disconnects

[76561198974780619]

stfu

[gozulin]

This used to happen to me years ago. Now it's happening again. I've tried 2 different wireless adapters and 2 controllers (X one and SX controllers) and the issue happens regardless on multiple USB ports so it's definitely a software problem. Tried setting power scheme to ALWAYS ON and turning off windows ability to disable power to USB without success.

I'm running windows h2 2020 and latest controller drivers. I have started timing the disconnections and I've seen one happen at the 1h mark, another at the 30 min mark. When it happens and I turn on the controller again, it disconnects much faster than it did the first time. Bios settings had absolutely nothing of use.

Event viewer yielded no useful warnings or error msges. This is so effing annoying. Am I supposed to use cabled controllers in 2020? Gosh effing dang it. Somebody help!

[ChortleMaster]

I am having the same issue. Up to date Windows 10 64 bit. I have tried everything in this thread. Still getting my controller disconnected constantly

[Leh-Lehich]

Something is not right with power delivery in actual adapter or something, i guess. This problem hounts me for a year. I've tried a power management solution: sometimes it works, sometimes not.
Most effective solution was to skew the adapter's position physically and lock it that way. I put a plastic cap for VGA cable between the my wireless adapter and 3.5" sound cable, so that s**ker stays skewed.
This worked for me for a 2 months. Now its back after a windows update.
I've reinstalled pre-downloaded adapter drivers. It stays connected so far, while i'm busy typing this post (around 10 minutes). Lets see if it stays good ingame.

[Leh-Lehich]

Works fine if not using usb cable extender...

[Brenzooka]

Just thought I would add a new fix for anyone who has been having this problem recently in 2022/2023. If you use a NVIDIA GPU on your PC if you hit ALT+Z and fully disable Nvidia overlay broadcasting and Instant Replay it will fix the issue. I worked on trying to fix my controller for an entire week, I tried every fix possible I could find and I was about to give up then I remembered I recently enabled Nvidia Replay and as soon as I disabled it my controller connected.

Xbox Elite Series 2
Xbox Wireless Adapter/Dongle

TLDR: Disabling Nvidia Replay and Broadcast fixed my disconnects.

[mkdr]

I have another issue with the Wireless Adapter, that randomly the controller enters a broken state, then you wake the controller up, it connects fine, but then if you press any button, it turns off. This broken state is present until you reboot Windows. It just happens with the Xbox Wireless USB Adapter, not via Bluetooth.

Anyone else have this issue?

[Coinkydink]

引用自 (wasn't Fast enough for a 3080)：

definitely going to check both of these out and get back to this post in a day or two to verify if they worked. thanks guys!!

damn, he said "definitely"!

Sorry to hear you guys are experiencing Windows. I would cut the grief induced by trying to fix this garbage and just use the controller wired.

Often it is quicker to reboot into safe mode and reinstall Windows than to try to find and apply fixes.

[Horatio]

I have tried everything, it still happens

[koTka_]

引用自 ABOhiccups：

引用自 woah：

same problem here, can't imagine being it because of vibration since it disconnects and shuts off even before being able to vibrate, switching to usb 2.0 port didn't work and I couldn't find what The Spoopy Kitteh was talking about in device manager so if anybody could help, that would be really appreciated.

If you're on Windows 10. Right Click on Windows Start Button. Then click on "Device Manager".

Go to "Network adapters". Then Right Click on "Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows". Then click on "Properties".

Click on "Power Management" tab. Then uncheck "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" and click OK.

I will try this since I've been experiencing this constant disconnect during my Rocket League games. It even alt + tab's me when I lose connection, the white xbox logo flashes like pairing and it connects when it wants like the OP said :D