After using my Xbox for a while, my wireless controller and wireless headset keep...

Things are working now. When you mentioned the controller, something crossed my mind. I was charging my wireless controller when this problem happened. I think my wireless controller was letting out a signal that was corrupting me headset signal. When
I first used my headset, I never had my wireless controller then. Then the day after I faced problems with my headset when I was charging my battery in my wireless controller and things have been fine with my headset while I've been using my wireless controller.
Obviously when I mentioned my headset, I was talking about my Bluetooth. Thanks for the help.

Hi, I hope you're doing great despite the issue you're experiencing. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

It can be due to wireless interference, make sure that there is nothing that may be blocking these accessories.

Also, to fix this, please perform a power cycle on your console by following the steps below:

POWERCYCLE CONSOLE​​​

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1. Turn off your console by holding the Xbox button on the front of the console for approximately 10 seconds. The console will turn off. ​​​

2. Turn your console back on by pressing the Xbox button on the console or the Xbox button on your controller. ​​​

If that didn't work resetting the console keeping games and apps will be the next option. Don't worry because as long as you're connected to Xbox Live your saved progress, games, will not be deleted. It will remove all of your accounts but you can add all of them later on.

Press the Xbox button to open the guide.

Select Profile & system > Settings > System > Console info.

Select Reset console.

Reset and keep my games & apps.

For wired/wireless controllers, I don't see a difference, I use wireless though as it eliminates another cord, with a plug and play pack you don't need to buy batteries and they hold a charge pretty well.

Wireless headsets in my experience are a different story.

I own a pair of Turtle Beach X41's and while the quality of sound is amazing, the interference and crackling/popping sounds you will occasionally experience with these headsets is not. Not to mention the amount of batteries you will have to go through.

So in my opinion:

Wireless controller: Yes.

Wireless headset: No.

After extensive testing with a new Xbox One controller I recently purchased (This model:

www.xbox.com/.../lunar-white-wireless-controller ), it seems that I was not able to connect. The Microsoft Support page (

support.xbox.com/.../connect-xbox-one-controller-to-pc ) explains with images down the page that certain Xbox controllers have Bluetooth support while others do not. While my controllers does match the one with Support in the image, I have figured that
only the new Xbox One S controllers have Bluetooth support (Listed in description:

www.xbox.com/.../xbox-wireless-controller ), despite the image shown. The best way to connect non-Bluetooth controllers is to use the Windows wireless adapter (

www.xbox.com/.../windows-wireless-adapter ) the adapter has benefits over Bluetooth, like being able to use your headsets, or connect multiple controllers, while connection through Bluetooth only allows for one controller at a time.

Thanks for the help! I updated my wireless controller while the headset was plugged in and the sound and mic are working.