Controller issues

MRCKNLPS · Mar 29, 2016

Good Day,

I am having issues connecting a second controller to the Call of Duty 3 Black ops game, both of the controllers are connected to the system. But I am unable to connect the second controller to the game. I am playing off line. I have done the following.

Updates the system

Updated the game

updated the controllers

Thanks

Tony

:)

Miss Kleo · Mar 29, 2016

Controller issues

Hey there pollock1978! Since this thread is dated back nearly a year, could you please create your own thread in this forum detailing your issue? This will allow us to help you out individually and leave the OP be. Thank you!

LOUISE CYPHRE · Mar 29, 2016

Controller issues

[quote user="Jenny Wartz"]

Must have been right after the 12 kill game with the stakeout...........

[/quote]

Bah. That thing sucks. I think that tripled my amount of all time shotgun kills.

"Happy Drinking"

alexburns · Mar 30, 2016

Hi Tony, with your second controller try and manually sync it to your Xbox one, see if it works for you, doing this fixed this issue for me.

support.xbox.com/.../connect-a-wireless-controller

1. Turn on your Xbox One console.

2. Insert AA batteries (or rechargeable batteries from the Xbox One Play & Charge Kit) into the controller. See Using AA batteries in your Xbox One Wireless Controller.

3. Turn on your controller by pressing and holding the Xbox button until the controller turns on. (The Xbox button is the larger circular button located in the middle of the controller near the top.) The Xbox button will flash, indicating it's not yet connected
to a console. If the Xbox button is lit solid, the controller is already connected.

(Note If the controller doesn't turn on, check the batteries. If you're using rechargeable batteries, make sure that they're charged.)

4. Press and release the connect button on the console. (The connect button is a small circular button located around the corner from the disc tray.)

5. Within 20 seconds, press and hold the black connect button on the back of the controller until the controller's Xbox button quickly flashes a few times, indicating that it's searching for the console. It switches to a solid light when it's connected.
(The connect button is a small circular button located on the top of the controller as you hold it in your hands.)

Your controller is now connected to your console. Repeat this procedure for every extra controller that you want to add.

CAROLINEMARCROFT

Do not require help on this now - part of controller was stuck

IceStorm III

It sounds like you're not hitting the sync button on the console itself.

With your console powered on, hit the Guide button. Wait for the LEDs to start flashing. Once they're flashing, hit the sync button (near the Play & Charge cable port). The LEDs on the controller will start spinning. After you've hit that, hit the Sync button
on the front of the consoles. On the original 360 it's its own button to the right of the MU ports. On the 360 S it's the IR window/button to the left of the front USB trap door. Once you hit the sync button on the console, the Ring of Light on the console
should start spinning.

There's a
decent guide on the XBOX site.

ODIE79

Controllers do wear out. Every gamer handles it different and your movements will do that to the joystick. Certain games are harder on different buttons. Thats a battlefield controller

mine looks just like it. Its a battle hardened controller that might
need to be retired. It happens to the best of us.

Miss Kleo

Hey there pollock1978! Since this thread is dated back nearly a year, could you please create your own thread in this forum detailing your issue? This will allow us to help you out individually and leave the OP be.

Thank you!

LOUISE CYPHRE

[quote user="Jenny Wartz"]

Must have been right after the 12 kill game with the stakeout...........

[/quote]

Bah. That thing sucks. I think that tripled my amount of all time shotgun kills.

"Happy Drinking"

Controller issues