My Xbox series s recently connected wirelessly, but now will not. Will only connect via...

It’s currently downloading. It will be done in 30 minutes. Now my Xbox series s isn’t trying to connect wirelessly to my wifi.

The console will not connect to WiFi (wireless) if there is a ethernet cable plugged into the console. Disconnect the ethernet cable and restart the console. It should allow you to input the WiFi SSID and passcode to connect from the detected list in Network Settings.

Hi Hali B, my name is Marvina and I will be happy to help you.

I'm sorry you have this problem. Follow the instructions below for a solution.

If the console cannot detect your wireless network, first check if the console detects any wireless networks:
Press the Xbox  button to open the guide.
Select Profile & system > Settings > General > Network settings.
Select Set up wireless network.

A detected wireless network is displayed in What is yours?
If your console detects other wireless networks but not yours, see:
Troubleshoot a wireless network connection

If the console does not detect any wireless networks, continue with the troubleshooting steps below.

Try restarting the console first:
Press and hold the Xbox button  in the center of the controller to open the power center.
Select Restart console.
Select Restart.

When your console restarts, return to the Network Settings screen and select Set up wireless network to see which wireless networks your console detects:
If your wireless network is displayed in What's yours?, select the network to continue with connection setup.

If your console now detects other wireless networks but not yours, see:
Troubleshoot a wireless network connection
If your console still cannot detect any wireless networks, continue with the troubleshooting steps below.

To determine if the problem may be with the wireless network, check if other wireless devices (computers, phones, televisions, or other game consoles) can detect your wireless network.

If no other device can detect your wireless network, the problem lies with your network hardware. Consultation:
Troubleshoot a wireless network connection
If other devices detect your wireless network, but your Xbox console cannot, there may be a problem with the internal network adapter, and your console may need to be repaired.

Submitting a repair request online is the fastest and most economical way to repair your console:
Device maintenance and repair
Can't connect the console even though you previously could? If you have already verified that there are no alerts or service interruptions that are preventing you from connecting, run the network connection test to try to identify the problem:

Xbox status
Press the Xbox  button to open the guide.
Select Profile & system > Settings > General > Network settings.
Select Test network connection.
If the connection test is successful, the console will connect to the Xbox network. If the connection test is unsuccessful, select the appropriate error message on this page to resolve the connection error:
Fix network connection errors

Information source (credits):
https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/connect-network/xbox-one-network-connection

I hope I can help you solve it.

Best regards,
Marvina.

This does not occur if I connect the same headset via wire/headphone jack to the controller.

It only occurs when connected wirelessly to the Xbox one S.

Please fix.

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.
I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today despite this Logan

Please tell me:
Do you know if your console or the controller received an update recently?
Did you tried using your controller on a different device?
For example connect it via cable to a PC or if your controller supports Bluetooth connect it to your phone
Is this happening with the controller connected via cable and wirelessly to your console?
Or only wirelessly / cable?