my xbox one controller after low battery notification plugged with usb cable and turned off.

Same issues here. I tried to plug in the braided Elite cable after receiving a low battery notification. A few minutes later I received another low battery notification while it was still plugged in! I swapped to the original plug and play USB cable with
the power indicator LED and left it charging overnight (10+ hours, far more than is normally required). This morning it's still showing an orange LED, so I turned the Xbox One on and immediately received another low battery notification. I popped out the
plug and play battery, placed it back in the controller, and it was showing a full battery.

I love the design of the controller, but Microsoft had plenty of time to work out these bugs. Did they not think that by cheaping out and not including a plug and play battery that people wouldn't use their own? Also, with Instant set on the thumbstick
curves, there is pretty bad stick drift. The QA/QC they did on these controllers is awful.

https://forums.xbox.com/en-US/thread/61d75def-c28a-49a1-9e4c-a843b99f6f64

i'm with Eggnogga, when i get the notification that the battery is low, i wait for a break in the game and plug in the USB cable, i haven't had to deal with a dead controller since that update.

I up dated my controller the other day and all was fine, now the problem is this the controller will turn the xbox on but the analog sticks will not work or even any off the buttons un less I plug in the usb cable and everything works fine I have done a
hard reset on the xbox and even re connected the controller with the xbox, at first I thought it was the batteries being low so I changes them for brand new batteries but still no joy, when the guide button is pressed it only shows turn console off and not
turn controller off un less I use the usb cable and it shows both console and controller off any ideas as to what I can do next..ps I have 2 controllers and the other one that also has been updated works fine wireless....

Hello again, if you have a USB cable, try to follow the procedures bellow.

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

After you're done, plug the USB cable controller into your console and turn it on.

Then clear the cache on the console and check if the control has any updates to be made.

1. Go to the Xbox press and hold the XBOX power button on the console for 10 seconds until it turns off

2. Wait 10 seconds until it turns off

3. Wait 1 minute with it off

4. Turn it back on

After the console restarts and I'm at the console start screen, put the batteries back in the controller, remove the USB cable and see if it back to normal.