Is their a Place where they post when they have a new firmware update for their controllers?

Hello HunterAdams506, My name is Khaji I am the independent advisor and I will be happy to help you today.

Yes, Microsoft typically announces new firmware updates for Xbox controllers on their official Xbox website and Xbox Wire blog. These platforms are the primary sources for official announcements regarding system updates, firmware updates, game releases, and other Xbox-related news.

To stay updated on firmware updates for Xbox controllers, you can visit the Xbox website or the Xbox Wire blog periodically to check for any announcements. Unfortunately, Microsoft does not provide a specific RSS feed for firmware updates. However, you can bookmark these websites or set up browser notifications to receive alerts when new articles or announcements are published.

Additionally, if you have access to an Xbox console with an internet connection, you can check for firmware updates directly on the console itself. Navigate to the Settings menu, select Devices & Connections, then select Accessories. From there, you can choose the specific controller and check for firmware updates.

Keep in mind that firmware updates for Xbox controllers are generally infrequent, and they are often bundled with system updates for the Xbox console. Therefore, it's a good idea to periodically check for system updates as well to ensure you have the latest firmware for your controller.

If you have limited internet access, you may consider visiting a public place with Wi-Fi or using a mobile data connection to stay updated on Xbox news and firmware updates.

Thank you very much for your patience and understanding! If you need anything else, do not hesitate to contact us again.

Maybe update the controller? Doesn't the new dash have new firmware for the controllers?

Now I have good news and bad news

Good news: I might know the cause of your issue

Bad news: You need an Xbox One console or newer to fix it

In the recent months connectivity issues of controllers skyrocketed due to the new controller firmware updates. At least the problem is listed in the known issues of the Xbox system updates. Another user on this forum posted a guide here to rollback the firmware to a previous version.

Note that reverting the firmware turns off auto updates for the controller and remember to connect it via USB for Xbox One controllers when downgrading/upgrading to not potentially brick it.

If you do not have access to the console version of the Xbox Assist app try looking for an firmware update in the Xbox Accessories app found in the Microsoft Store on PC.

It might also be another problem or have another solution. In that case visit the dedicated controller help page on https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/help/hardware-network/controller/wireless-controller-solution

Good luck!

I'm going to assume you did the controller firmware update when the latest release pushed to your console? If you didn't give it a shot and see if it helps. There is also an update in the April preview to address two issues with the previous controller
firmware:

*NEW CONTROLLER FIRMWARE UPDATE*

Update to help address controller disconnect issues.

Update to help address headset adapter audio quality.

That is from the release notes in the forums and since applying the update to my controller, I haven't had any issues with this since. So if you have the latest firmware applied hang in there, and when the April preview goes GA, try updating it and see
if it resolves the issue at that point .

Where can I find such firmware updates for a router? Strangely, I only encounter this issue when i try to install only game pass games . Games that i own do not have this issue.

The easiest place to find firmware updates is on your router manufacturer's web page, usually under support or download pages