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1. Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver update#
2. Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver driver#
3. Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver windows 10#

(Please note that "using it wired" wouldn't work in my situation It'd just become a trip hazard for everyone in the house.)

Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver update#

I've also tried updating Windows manually, trying to force my controller to update its firmware (it is the newer one with the 3.5 mm jack) by using the Controller/Peripheral App, manually downloading & installing the drivers, restoring to an earlier point, uninstalling the 360 wireless dongle, uninstalling the xinput device & drinking bourbon while glaring at the controller and whispering "I don't even know who you are anymore, do you?" None of these have helped. I've tried different USB ports, using the provided USB extension cord, playing offline, dropping my graphics to 480圆00 & Ultra Low, asking nicely, and screaming curse words. But when I connect the Xbox One controller wirelessly to the adapter, it shows up as "Human Interface Devices - XInput."

Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver windows 10#

Then restart your computer and Windows 10 should automatically install the missing driver.

Force install xbox 360 wireless receiver driver driver#

Open Device Manager, find and right-click Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for Windows, and select Uninstall device to uninstall Xbox 360 wireless controller driver on Windows 10. If I plug in the wireless adapter it shows up in "Network Adapters," which is strange to me, but at least it is showing up as itself. Uninstall and reinstall the driver for Xbox 360 controller. I don't have a USB adapter for my wireless 360 controllers, but when connected wirelessly they show up under 360 Peripherals. If I plug in the XB1 controller via USB, it shows up as an "XBox One Peripheral - Controller" and seems to work fine for more than an hour. I think I've found the root of the problem by looking at Device Manager while fiddling with the controllers. I can play for hours on a 360 controller without any similar issues. I've monitored heat and there's no significant heat rise when playing. Changing graphical settings or the game I'm playing doesn't seem to make a difference. Or I can just turn off the controller and switch to a 360 controller. Turn the controller off & unplug the wireless adapter and I can restart the clock for another 30-45 minutes. Eventually it freezes for a few seconds whenever I try to input anything on the controller.

Then the sound starts to stutter, then I get frame drops and stuttering on the game. When I use the XB1 controller it works fine for 30-45 minutes. After looking and trying several different solutions I am stumped and need help. In addition, much of the MS documentation online for this set-up is either geared towards using a micro-USB cord or written in the Apple format: "You plug it in, it works!"īut it doesn't "Just work." For a while, it even seemed to have borked my generic 360 wireless link, but I've gotten that working again. Unfortunately, the instructions in the controller don't say anything about using it with a PC. I followed the instructions for both as best I could.