I'm trying to find the notes about the recent update for the Xbox wireless headset but...

Hello,

Thank you for contacting the Xbox Support forums. I understand that you're having difficulties using a wireless headset with your console. I have a few questions for you before I try to assist.

• Have you noticed this as an issue only after a recent firmware update? I'm curious if your headset had connectivity errors prior.
  
• Are you having similar issues when you attempt to use a wireless headset on other devices?
  

If you have not already, please follow the troubleshooting steps found Troubleshoot your Xbox Wireless Headset. Please note that the top of the article is specific to the Xbox Wireless headset, however there are troubleshooting steps on how to resolve disconnect errors, along with other troubleshooting solutions for wireless headsets in general.

When you're able, it would also help if you can Provide feedback to Team Xbox. This will help us look into the error further.

Thank you!

-Tali

I'm Update Wireless xbox and Windows and try remove Bluetooth from control Panel

and restart

To now noting

This Support page about wireless network lists solutions and this information that may assist you.

Step 4: Some third-party headsets can cause wireless interference

If your router uses the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band, your wireless headset may be causing wireless interference. Typically, this occurs if you use a wireless headset with a base station (transmitter).

To continue using your wireless headset, try moving the base station (transmitter) out of the line of sight between your Xbox One and your router. Visualise a straight invisible line between your console and the router and then move the headset as far away
from your Xbox as possible and try not to overlap the line of sight between the base station and where you will be positioned while wearing the headset. Then, test your connection again. You can repeat this process until you find a good position for your headset’s
base station.

Note If your issue returns after you plug the headset back in, you may not be able to use it with your Xbox One and connect wirelessly.

Hi!

Try to update the controller firmware again and plug the stereo headset adapter into the bottom of your controller so it can also get updates.

You can find more details here: Update your Xbox Wireless Controller

Regards

Hi PacmanBlinky0

Some third-party headsets can cause wireless interference

If your router uses the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band, your wireless headset may be causing wireless interference. Typically, this occurs if you use a wireless headset with a base station (transmitter).

To continue using your wireless headset, try moving the base station (transmitter) out of the line of sight between your Xbox One and your router. Visualise a straight invisible line between your console and the router and then move the headset as far away
from your Xbox as possible and try not to overlap the line of sight between the base station and where you will be positioned while wearing the headset. Then, test your connection again. You can repeat this process until you find a good position for your headset’s
base station.

Note If your issue returns after you plug the headset back in, you may not be able to use it with your Xbox One and connect wirelessly.

Take Note: I have also resolved this by changing the wireless channel on my router