Account getting signed out

There is no issue with the controller. The error messge says to sign in with a controller.

Thanks for the reply, however signing in is the never the issue. I just repeatedly get signed off and have to restart everything. I can usually sign right back in but it keeps happening and makes me reboot whatever game I was playing with all my recent
progress lost.

This actually happened to me this morning, it's the only time it's happened. I just pushed the Xbox button on the controller to sign back in. If it's happening repeatedly, you might remove the controller from the sign in options, and just use instant sign
in.

HI,

Sorry you are having problems with your Xbox Controller. Have you tried everything as detailed in the following link

https://support.xbox.com/help/xbox-360/accessories/xbox-360-wireless-controller-cannot-connect





Turn your console off, wait a minute, and then turn it on again.

1. Press the tab on the top of the AA battery pack, and then pull down to detach the pack from the controller.
2. Insert two new AA (LR6) batteries. Orient them so that the positive (+) and negative (–) ends are positioned as shown in the diagram on the bottom of the battery pack.
3. Slide the AA battery pack into the controller, and then push in to close.

1. Remove the battery pack and reattach it to your controller, making sure that it’s attached correctly.
2. On the controller, press and hold the Guide button
   .
3. In the upper-left corner, the battery meter indicates your current level of battery strength. If the level is low, recharge the battery pack.

1. Make sure that the battery pack is correctly connected to your controller and plugged into one of the console's USB ports.
2. Check the USB ports on the console:
   1. Plug the charge cable into each USB port on your console, one by one. There are USB ports on the front and back of the console.
      
   2. If the controller works in one USB port but not another, try another accessory in the USB port that didn’t work with the controller.
   3. If the USB port doesn’t work with any accessory, your Xbox 360 console might need to be repaired.

If the USB ports work, but you’re still having connection problems, try step 3.

1. Turn off vibration feedback (rumbling) on the controller. If you play games with feedback while charging, it takes longer for the controller to charge and might drain the battery pack faster than it can recharge. Here’s how to turn vibration off:
   1. Press the Guide button  on your controller.
      
   2. Select Settings.
   3. Select Preferences.
   4. Select Vibration.
   5. Select Enable Vibration to clear the checkbox.
      

If you have access to another controller, try that one to see if it works. If so, then the first controller may be faulty. If not, there may be a problem with the console.

If you have access another console, try the controller on that one to see if it works. By doing this, you can narrow down whether the problem is with the controller or the console.

If this problem happens when using multiple controllers, try rearranging your play area, or move the console to a different location or room.

The controller works within 33 feet (10 meters) of your console. However, objects placed between the controller and the console might reduce this range. In addition, objects that use wireless technology (for example, a cordless phone) can interfere
with your wireless controller. Remove or relocate objects or wireless devices that might interfere with the wireless controller or console. These may include:

• Microwave ovens
• Cordless phones
• Wireless routers
• Chrome faceplates
• Metal dividers
• Shelves
• Doors on an entertainment center cabinet

The controller may have lost its connection to the console. To resync your controller with your console, see

Connect a controller to your Xbox 360.

If all four lights surrounding the power button on the console are green and the controller has four flashing green lights, four controllers might already be connected to the console. Disconnect all of the controllers, and then try to connect the
controller with the problem.

• To disconnect a wireless controller, press and hold the Guide button
   for three seconds, and then turn the controller off.
• To disconnect a wireless headset, turn the headset off.
• To disconnect a wired controller or headset, unplug its cable from the console.

Learn more about
connecting a controller to your Xbox 360.

If your controller still doesn’t work correctly, it’ll have to be replaced. You can order a replacement Xbox 360 controller from
Device services. You must register your console to replace a controller under warranty.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Please try the everything in the following order: delete your profile (profile only), clear system cache (3
times) in a row, download your profile again.

See if the above works for you