Is it possible to control the Xbox360 controller, power point slide show?

Power sliding can cost you speed in some instances, especially the longer slides. So pick where you put the pedal down carefully. If power sliding was really faster than straight racing the top times on the leaderboards would be all drifters and they're
not. So keep that in mind if you find yourself hard pressed to beat a certain race. Drifting takes a ton of skill and control but it doesn't always win the race.

Disconnect the headphones or disconnect the headphone cable from the bottom of the controller and reconnect it firmly.

Check the mute button on the headphone controls to make sure the headphones are not muted.

Illustration showing an arrow and a finger pointing to the mute button on the headphone controls.

Illustration showing an arrow and a finger pointing to the sliding mute button on the 3.5mm headphone cable.

Turn up the volume. If you use headphones connected to the 3.5mm port, go to Profile & system > Settings > Devices & connections > Accessories, then select your controller to adjust the audio options.

Make sure you have the latest software:

Update Xbox Wireless Controller: https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/controller/update-xbox-wireless-controller

Information source (Credits): https://support.xbox.com/help/hardw...nnect y return a enchufar,auriculares conect% C3%A1ndolos%20a%20other%20control

Yes, the 360 controllers are heavier and make it easier for me at least, to hold it like I need to.

It's for that reason that I also want to pick up a chatpad for the X1. If it adds enough weight to the controller, then it'll possibly allow me to keep it from sliding around on my lap. Umm... Maybe, I'll have to test that theory!

Another reason I like the 360 controllers is the thumbsticks on the 360 controller is a bit wobbly which allows my palm to work the R stick better than the X1 controller.

Also the battery pack on the 360 controller will often catch a wrinkle or two in my cloths to help with the sliding problem, while the X1's flat back does not.

Be surprised at what you notice when you think about it!

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Hey everyone. I've got in my hands a special edition Camouflage controller. These are only available in Canada and the USA at Walmart but the one I have here I'm going to be giving away at the end of the month to a lucky community member. Want it? Follow
me (@Rajio) on twitter, and show me by June 30 why you need a new controller. Oh, and check out here for details on the controller;

http://www.xbox.com/en-CA/Xbox360/Accessories/Controllers/xbox360-camouflage-wireless-controller

I'm giving away an SE Camouflage controller!
http://t.co/NeI6doPYam To enter follow me and show me by June 30 why you need a new controller.

— Raj Patel (@Rajio)
June 24, 2013

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Ha, I can tell you why: the transforming D-Pad. So much better for fighting games!

So controller #1 has a walking glitch, but when i let go, i doesn't "slide" after i release the joystick. Controller #2 has no walking glitch BUT i slides a little bit after i let go. Any tips?