Is there an App for the Controller Battery on PC?

Mr Calazans · Jul 17, 2023

It may sounds a silly question, but honestly, it would be very useful and helpful. At least for me .

I would like to know if there is any kind of application for the Controller Battery to notificate us when the battery is low. Sometimes it's a "pain in the ****" (sorry about the vocabulary, but this expression was the only thing that came into mind right away). So, as I was saying, sometimes when I am playing an MP game or even a Souls Like game in the middle of a boss fight (which cannot be paused) the battery dies and I need to find my cord asap to resume my gameplay. Otherwise, I'll be as good as dead.

This kind of situation breaks the "immersion" the "gameplay" and if there were an app that provide us the "Low battery" notification on the screen, it would really be helpful. So I could plug the cord in and keep playing happily .

Thanks for your time! Have a good week!

:)

ngocphi

Well no it would.be on your accessories.app or under your Bluetooth connection would.display battery level by bar

Obsessive Power

Sounds like a fault with the battery to me. You can test this out. Unplug the controller from either the PC or Xbox, remove the rechargeable battery. Reattach your controller to the PC or console without the battery. If your controller powers up and
works with just the cable, the battery is faulty.

Faulty batteries pretty much always show a full charge and then cut out.

Georges C.

You can try this procedure below, it will help unbind the controller and eliminate static electricity from the controller, but otherwise you will have to reinstall your system.

Remove the batteries from the controller and for 1 minute keep pressing all the buttons on the controller and moving the controller knobs.

Once it's done, download the Xbox Accessories PC App and if you have a USB cable, connect the USB cable controller to your PC.

Xbox Accessories

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/xbox-ac...

Put the batteries in the controller and see if the App recognizes the controller and check if it has updates.

Once updated, remove the USB cable and try to connect it via Bluetooth

PhillFails

Basically, I'll turn on the Xbox, the controller will work for a few moments, then the console stays on, and the controller just dies this works on any of my controllers. If i remove the batteries of the controller and plug it in via a micro usb cable then
fully turn off the console then turn it back on, the controller will stay synced and working. If i put the batteries in and use wireless it will work for a few minutes then the controller stays on, fully synced but the controller doesn't work...

The batteries are 4 different sets, 2 cheap ones, 1 Duracell and 1 set of rechargeable ones that work perfectly on my pc.

All 3 normal batteries are brand new, but this is the same on both controllers.

The wireless keeps disconnecting me now as well.

If connected to the wireless i can use the app to control the Xbox perfectly

JamesSchecter

I have a play and charge for Xbox 360 controller for pc

Where is the battery indicator for windows 10?

I cannot tell when the charge is done on the Xbox app or the quick launch window, nothing.

Is there an App for the Controller Battery on PC?