Connect 2 XBox One controllers to 1 USB port (PC)

Hi Keith, There are two ways to connect an Xbox controller to a PC: with a USB cable or via Bluetooth.

Connect with a USB cable

Plug one end of the USB cable into the USB port on your PC.

Plug the other end of the USB cable into the USB port on your Xbox controller.

The controller should automatically connect to your PC.

Connect via Bluetooth

Make sure your Xbox controller and PC have Bluetooth.
Activate Bluetooth on your PC.

Press and hold the pairing button on the Xbox controller for 3 seconds.

The controller should appear in the list of Bluetooth devices on your PC.

Select the Xbox controller from the list and click "Connect."

Let me know if the information is still useful.

Sincerely,
Marvina.

as many as 127 devices can be hooked up to a computer via a single daisy chain of USB hubs AKA splitter so yes you can do 2.

Thanks! I Actually didn't expect it should work. That's good news.

Hi;

Welcome to the Microsoft Community-Xbox forum, I´m Jeronimo, a gamer like you and will try to help you in this situation!

I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing issues with your Xbox controller disconnecting when connected via USB. Given that you’ve already updated the firmware and tried different cables, let’s explore other potential solutions to address this problem.

1. Try connecting your controller to various USB ports on your PC. Preferably, use USB 3.0 ports located directly on the motherboard (typically at the back of the PC) rather than front panel ports or USB hubs. This can help determine if the issue is related to a specific port.

2. Examine the USB-C port on your controller for any signs of damage or debris. A loose or damaged port can cause intermittent disconnections. If the port feels loose or the connection isn’t secure, this might be the root of the problem.

3. If you’re using other USB devices, especially those that draw significant power, they might interfere with the controller’s connection. Try disconnecting other USB devices to see if the issue persists.

4. Connect your controller to a different PC using the same USB cable. If the problem continues, the issue likely lies with the controller itself. If it works fine, your original PC might be the culprit.

In case the controller is damaged you can check for warranty options in if is still under the time frame here:

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/...

There are three ways to connect your controller with your xbox. you can

1.) Enroll the controller using the console’s connect button

2.) Enroll the controller using Kinect

3.)Enroll the controller using a USB to micro-USB cable

All of the steps to peform each can be found
HERE

Have you tried all of those options (even the USB one. even a phone charger with micro USB to a USB port will work)