Controller not vibrating via wire

Hi 多 许, my name is Rodrigo. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

I am sorry to hear that.

Please, on your computer start bar, search for "Services.msc" and open it.

Scroll down to the bottom of the list and right-click the "Xbox Accessory Management Service"

Select Properties > On this window, change the initialization/startup type to Automatic.

Click OK and restart your computer.

Let me know if it works!

The controller I use currently is wired, and as I stated, it vibrates on the other accounts, but not this one. And it does always has vibration checked as enabled, but it just doesn't vibrate for that account.

If your controller is wired I thing could be damaged, and a little vibration can disconnect it, in my opinion you can disable vibration to solve your problem you can disable vibration by:

Xbox guide-Preferences-Vibrations-enable disable vibation

I hope this work for you.

I do not have an xbox, I use the controller on win10 pc. I took out the batteries, reinstalled the xbox accessories, tested the controller with Microsoft's game tester app, everything seems to be ok, exept from the vibration via bluetooth. It seems as
if re-pairing the controller via bluetooth results in using the default profile. Via usb it does not vibrate.

In addition to the instructions from XBF Chris J, make sure that you really have a wired Xbox 360 controller, and not a wireless Xbox 360 controller that you connect with a Play & Charge kit cable.

A real Xbox 360 controller that works with PC has a fixed, non-removable cable. If you can unplug the cable from the front of the controller, that cable ONLY transmits power to charge the controller.

No controller data can be transmitted via that charging cable, and therefore the PC can not detect it. But when the controller detects power coming through that cable, it vibrates shortly. Maybe it's that why the controller "only" vibrates, but is not detected
by the PC.