I want uninstall my "Controller Update" on Xbox One S Controller

It was not designed for mobile devices so that's likely why it's not working.

Oh, please, with all my respect that's not right ... There are generic brands that work on both the PC and the Smartphone, so it does not make the slightest sense.

It does not make any sense this answer, being that before the "update" I played perfectly in my cell phone. It is not difficult to reverse this "block" that you have put. I researched for days just to buy a joystick that suited my Windows 10 Pro and my Android.

May seem like little, but it's not really, I feel betrayed by spending my money (which here in Brazil is not cheap) on something that stabs me in the back like what happened here.

I may seem to be trying to gain some kind of emotional support, but no, it's just kind of not fair. I only request a hotfix since there is no way to return the update.

If you'd like to see Official support for mobile devices such as Android or iOS, we'd welcome your feedback though the Xbox Feedback website HERE.

Already exist an "Idea" with that problem, if you don't notice, is here: https://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/363186--new-ideas/suggestions/18991090-bluetooth-support-to-androi...


So I hope you fix that soon, It's hard to believe that it happened, but I also believe that Microsoft has the ability to fix this simple problem that upset so many people.

André Ferreira, A.K.A

Hey there TTxnology,

There wouldn't be a way to revert back to an older version of the controller Firmware. The controller's Bluetooth connection was designed for Windows 10 PC's and Other Windows 10 based devices like Surface tablets and Laptops as well as Oculus VR. It was
not designed for mobile devices so that's likely why it's not working.

If you'd like to see Official support for mobile devices such as Android or iOS, we'd welcome your feedback though the Xbox Feedback website
HERE.

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I tried everything already in that guide.

My Xbox One S controller is running firmware 3.1.1215.0.

I can't tell if is it the controller or is it the Xbox One S.

My feeling says it is cause by the Xbox One S update of last weekend, cause it was working before.

And also, i did a hard reset and like i wrote before the controller was working wireless, till during the setup it did an update and a restart. After this i could not connect the controller wirelles anymore.

So Windows automatically updates and that kills the controller connection every time. Even uninstalling the updates requires several attempts to reconnect the controller, usually resulting in only a few minutes of connectivity. This is a crappy response,
"uninstall the updates." Especially since the updates are automatic.

My controller is Xbox One which is Microsoft. So why does the update jack my connection?

Why can't microsoft account for this?

There is no Bluetooth radio component in the Xbox One S console itself.

The controllers connect to the Xbox One S the same way the controllers connect to the original Xbox One: proprietary RF. You could technically connect an Xbox One S controller to an original Xbox One, and an original Xbox controller to the Xbox One S.

The Bluetooth functionality in the new Xbox One S controller is specifically made for connecting the controller to a Windows 10 PC with the "Anniversary" update, which has the drivers needed for the controller when connected via Bluetooth.