2 Controller for Player 1 - without Copilot!!!

The following link indicates how to connect your controller successfully to the console: Connect an Xbox Wireless Controller to your console | Xbox Support. If you make sure that you are following the steps correctly and you still encounter the issue, then it's definitely an issue within the in-game account or profile settings. In which case, the best option would be to contact the developer of the game you're playing to help with those settings because we don't have access to control such parameters from our end.

Hi Rostom,

I try your suggestion ealier,

But the problem i solved

I don't know if this solution helps me but :

My all controles allways is assing to my acc,

1. I'm once again turn off copilot

2. Go to settings

3. Assesibly

4. Controller

5. Copilot setting , and there turn on , in first atempt not work , but i click 2 times off and on, and copilot worked

Thank you for your reply

Your understanding is correct. It splits Player 1 so that it is controlled by two controllers.. or as you put it links two controllers so that they were as one. In my case, I have two kids. Rather than ask my kids to pass over the controller I just let
them think they are controlling the character. But I assist them when all else fails. Or I let my two children play as one because I have many single player games in which it could avoid having them fight.

I also left the controller connected to Xbox but it's too far away. I have my Xbox One X downstairs and I have a Windows 10 PC upstairs. The two controllers disconnect due to the long distance away.

I successfully connected my controllers to my Windows 10 PC in copilot mode (to play Windows 10 games). I also successfully connected my controllers to Xbox One X in copilot mode but in direct sync to the console. However, I am not successful in linking
the two controllers in copilot when streaming Xbox One X to my Windows 10 PC. In the last case, my controllers are physically connected to the Windows 10 PC while it is streaming the Xbox One X. The controllers are connected in regular fashion (i.e. they
do work as player 1 + Player 2) in this streaming mode but in configuring for copilot mode or accessories, the streaming does not recognize any controllers despite the controllers functioning as two players. I have tried using USB too to ensure that it's
not the wireless adapter issue. Same result. It might be a situation that isn't anticipated. Nonetheless an issue I stumbled upon as I am avoiding having to relocate my console from downstairs to upstairs. That may be the case if I don't hear any suggestions.

I am not trying to connect the two controllers simultaneously on Windows 10 PC and Xbox One X. Just the copilot mode on Windows 10 PC in streaming Xbox console.

Have you verified that Copilot isn't activated with the controllers? Do they operate simultaneously at the dashboard? Here is the Copilot support page https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/account-profile/accessibility/copilot

Hello Kuba Adamus,

Thank you for sharing your concern here in Xbox Community Forum and we hope that all is well.

Based on the description, you are trying to use two Xbox Wireless controllers for streaming in your Windows device. Let us see how we can help.

We would like to know more about it details so that we can provide a more accurate resolution to your concern.

1. What type of Xbox controllers are you using?
   
2. Were the controllers working fine before this issue happen?
   
3. Are you trying to remote play your Xbox Series X using a Windows PC?
   
4. How are your controllers connected to your Windows PC?
   
5. Are you using Copilot?
   

For the meantime, we can use Copilot to links two controllers so that you and another player can use them as if they were a single controller. This can be useful when one player needs assistance with their console.

To use Copilot on a Windows device, you need the Xbox Accessories app. If you haven’t already downloaded it, you can find it in the Microsoft Store.

Note If your controllers are connected to your PC via Bluetooth, you need to plug one into your PC with a USB-C or micro-USB cable to configure changes using the Xbox Accessories app (including the Copilot setting). You won't need a USB cable if you're connected using the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows.

To turn on Copilot:

1. Press the Start button, type Xbox Accessories or choose it from the list, and then sign in.
   
2. Select More options (…).
   
3. Select Turn on Copilot.
   

For your reference, see: How to use Copilot

We look forward to your response. Kindly let us know, if there is any misunderstanding or clarifications of our description by sending us a reply.



Sincerely,



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