Anyone else have this same problem as me?

JoshuaArters · Jan 12, 2020

I've gotten new controllers. I have multiple Xbox consoles. The latest console I own is an Xbox one S. I believe this happened to me once but it then resolved itself. Today as this issue occurred I was playing a game and then immediately my controller
starts to have connectivity issues. I hoped it was something simple like the batteries dying. Then the controller completely is disconnected and is blinking(slowly). Well it's not the batteries, that's for sure. Now I just need to push the connect button on
the controller and the Xbox. Easy fix. My controller is turned connection button is turned on making the light blink faster but when I push the one on the Xbox. . . nothing happens. Restarting the Xbox didn't do anything. A hard restart as well. There were
at times where it turned on and I had the Bluetooth about to connect, but then it gets disconnected. Is there something wrong with the Bluetooth in the Xbox? Anybody know?

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l6oz Slurpee

I had the same problem with my old controller and to fix I just plugged it in to the console and then unplugged it when it was connected, but you would have to do it every time it doesn't want to connect to the console.

Chargersbride

Here is the link to follow

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/controllers/wireless-controller-solution

Burt Baker

For me, it's the awards that are not popping. Anyone else having the same problem?

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Anyone else have this same problem as me?