After sending in for repair, my controller has new issue, and was removed from my account

It is the console, not the controller. I have a controller desync problem too, worst is that Microsoft is not giving anyone any info on what the problem is. I think they are selling damaged consoles. Only way to fix that problem is to buy a new xbox, or
to send yours to repair but manny have claimed that even after sending it for a repair it still has the same issues. Microsoft needs to adress this issue Assap!!!

If your device is under warranty, then you can send it off to repairs by following instruction under the Devices page of your Microsoft account, here: https://account.microsoft.com/devices/

If your controller no longer has warranty, then repairs will be close to the same prices as buying a new controller as they usually send you an entirely new unit.

My right thumb stick is drifting also. I updated my controller. Microsoft can you please fix this issue with a new update. Had to return my xbox for a new one due to loss of picture issue's. Had to send my kinect in for repairs. Now I am having issues
with the controller. Had xbox one since February. Microsoft get your butts together and fix the issues before you release something or a patch. 1st 360 bricked on me after a month of purchase.

I had a similar issue after transferring from my old Xbox One to my new X. I ended up removing my account from the X and then adding it back in to resolve the issue. Everything was there after I added my account back to the system.

I'm posting the video again, because it DOES NOT show how to dismantle controller (and I seriously have to question your commitment to addressing my issue if you gloss over my question and the video so carelessly), the controller was already dismantled by
the video creator to illustrate a flaw in its design specifically with the analog housing, this video is from early 2014 BTW so some time has passed since. Given that it has been a year and a half since the issue has been discovered and made public, I wonder
if anything has been done to address it. I posted it because I have a technical issue and I need a solution, I need to know whether:

(a) getting another controller will just have the same design flaw as that shown in the video, or

(b) if a new controller will have addressed this design flaw specifically, or

(c) that if I send it in for repair, will MS simply replace it with a controller with the same design flaw, or

(d) will they repair it to original specifications (again, flawed), or

(e) will they repair it beyond original specifications by making it more durable in the area it was weak so that the problem won't occur again so easily, or

(f) if not any of the above, what?

Again, getting answers to this will help me make a next course of action, be it to send it in for repair, get it replaced, or buy a third party controller that doesn't have these issues.

Again, here is the video which DOES NOT show how to dismantle the controller, it shows an issue with the Xbox One analog housing design that's responsible for early controller demise, again I want to know if this has been addressed specifically, and I'd
like to know specifically what'll happen if/when I send my Xbox One controller in for repair...

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Also, again, I got it with my console 10 months ago, is it under warranty still?

**Leave thread unlocked in case I have follow up questions to the official response.**