Controller too sensitive after update

Fred Zappa · Mar 1, 2024

New updates have come out & since then my controller seems over-responsive. Small taps will cause the cursor to travel quite far & characters continue moving long after I've stopped moving them. This makes fine details nearly impossible. This effects all my games & makes many detail-oriented games unplayable.

Every search I've done calls this "Fast Scrolling" & says it can be disabled under "Ease of Access" tab in Settings, but there is no "Ease of Access" tab. What can I do to reduce controller sensitivity? Or is there a way to undo the last update?

:)

ScrimpyTheGod

cant you just lower the sensitivity??

Japsander

i was under the impression that the controller update adjusted the sensitivity too.

"According to a Microsoft spokesperson, the controller tweak will be part of the February update to the Xbox One, and will automatically take effect when an Xbox One controller syncs with the console. Specifically, it will "increase the sensitivity of the
outer boundaries of the thumbsticks on the Xbox One controller.""

MarkConverse

Its in the accessory app on Xbox. You can adjust settings there. If on a PC you need to install the Xbox accessories app in Windows 10. Good luck!

Crof2003

I agree with Stoney: I was upset to see that the stick sensitivities were not completely customizable like they showed on the reveal video. That was a large reason I was excited about the controller. However, I'm really liking this controller a lot and
the preset sensitivities aren't too bad, just hope they update it later to allow whatever sensitivities you want.

ChasedGibbon45

Does the controller update under system, handle both stereo and sensitivity or was the sensitivity buried in the firmware update?

Controller too sensitive after update