Controller disconnects after play n charge cable connected.

fus10n75 · Nov 6, 2014

I bought a play and charge kit due to another reason(changing batts cut off my party chat) and now Im having an issue where the controller disconnect temporarily after the cable is plugged in. Then if i move the controller even a small amount the controller
disconnects temporarily.

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Jerbear 8D · Nov 6, 2014

strange things are a foot

@RagMan85 Do you keep you controller connected to the console via play n' charge kit. It may stay on to charge the controller. This is what happens to me, but I disconnect the play n' charge kit before it turns off so it wont do this.

luizf47 · Nov 6, 2014

Xbox One controller issue

Yersterday i was playing Xbox One with my controller connected (wired), with a battery (it's not the Play and Charge). I used to play like this for months, and until now i have had no problems with this.
After 2 or 3 hours playing, my controller turned off and it wasn't connecting, so i disconnected the cable and connected again, turning on the controller. 5-10 seconds after that i felt a burning smell coming out the controller, so i disconnected the cable again.
i tried to sync it again with batteries ( i tried with 4 pairs of them, fully charged) but it blinks twice and turns off.
It's very funny because the controller still works with batteries and plugged at the same time, but not wireless or just wired without the batteries, so i thought that could be a problem with the plug and the wireless(the "power" comes from the AA batteries and the connection from the cable).
Is there anything i can do to fix my controller?
PS.: I'm really sorry for my english, i'm from Brazil.

fus10n75 · Apr 7, 2015

just to let you know that this was the cable thats was casuing the issue.

fus10n75

just to let you know that this was the cable thats was casuing the issue.

Jerbear 8D

@RagMan85 Do you keep you controller connected to the console via play n' charge kit. It may stay on to charge the controller. This is what happens to me, but I disconnect the play n' charge kit before it turns off so it wont do this.

Dr Black Bones

Do not put regular AA batteries with the play n charge cable. It will most likely blow the batteries this way. You can only use rechargeable batteries that came with the play n charge cable, or other ones from another controller. Do not even use rechargeable
AA batteries with the play n charge kit as they will not charge through it.

You can use AA batteries in the battery pack that comes with controllers most of the time. But you cannot actually use the play n charge cable. Well you can, but it's dangerous. So take the AA batteries out before using the play n charge cable.

Also, you can have the play n charge player plugged in without any batteries, so if you want a wired connection, that'll work for you I believe.

I hope I answered your questions.

Dr Black Bones

Is your controller plugged in? If you have a play n charge cable, try connecting it to the console to re-establish a connection. Also, did you try pushing the connect button on the controller and the console? The one you use to match your controller with
the console.

Not sure on what else can be done.

JosefLBohorquez

If you disconnect the play and charge kit and leave only the cable connection. Are you able to use the controller or not at all?
(Just in case the charge kit is interfering with the functionality)

The controller doesn't appear inside Xinput?

How it went with the option A and B? Still the same?

Controller disconnects after play n charge cable connected.