Controller calibration not perfectly centered

Did you do controller .calibration?

When you add a controller it asks you to calibrate ir

If you don't it can cause artificial drift becausr it doesn't know where your center is

Which would explain why you are getting drifts on new controlsers

You have to do this with any controller

Including hall effects

It's below my TV to the right of my center channel speaker, after doing the calibration it works great, no problems w/ voice control or motion control, guess cause of the super wide camera lense..

works perfectly for me try calibrating the kinect

kinect sign in lock - if it does not see you it locks the xbox so nobody can use it till the owner/person is seen by the kinect, in case the kinect breaks a pass code could be entered as a backup.

multi delete-delete multiple video clips saved by game moments in dvr.

calibration controls-more options and deeper depth of calibration, add sharpness in the video calibration.

add player- add people to console made quicker and easier then setting up an account, but limited access.

media center-classic windows/xbox media center streaming from pc to xbox.

ui customization- far more customizing of user interface on xbox home and menus.

I have done that.

It's taking me to a simple calibration guide which is good.

It configured the analog sticks nicely but it can't effect the range of the triggers. It only balances them equally.

The full pull input is being registered too early at about 60 percent pull.

Those triggers bigger range than the Logitech controller I have.

That's the reason I bought this controller in the first place.

For its great trigger range.

I never even had to consider a calibration with the Logitech f710. I didn't even know that calibration even existed for gamepads.

It was working perfectly for a lot of years plug n play.