November Update broke Elite Controller/Console Sync/Power On

After the November update, my controller no longer turns on my console. Even after manually turning on my console via the button, my controller will not sync and connect to my console. I must press the console's power button for a long while until the console
does a hard shutdown and after restarting it, my controller will finally connect.

To clarify, I have the elite controller and the elite console. This problem does not exist on my wife's 500GB console and non-elite controller. It's a huge hassle because I bought the elite console for it's claimed fast instant-on feature and instead I must
wait for it to completely boot up after a hard reset which takes a long while.

Anyone have advice? Can MS acknowledge this problem at the least so I know there will be a fix? I just purchased this console (Nov 6th) and I am wondering if I should return it to GameStop for a full refund.

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November Update broke Elite Controller/Console Sync/Power On

I can confirm that this is not only an issue with the elite controller. I got the Master Chief Collection bundle and after the update I have has this same issue I hope Microsoft would care enough to check these forums and fix their mistakes instead of making
us pay for it

 

November Update broke Elite Controller/Console Sync/Power On

Maybe...there is a possibility that there is a problem with the quick sign-in

It might be resolved in unset of quick sign-in

I think that it is error of elite console

hope the improvement at system upgrade

 

What happens when you connect the controller to the console with a USB cable.

If the controller does work when plugged in with USB cable than try and carry out a controller firmware update by going into all settings/Kinect & devices/Controllers and see what happens afterwards.

 

When I plug in the controller with a cable it works, but stops immediately after disconnecting the controller. Tried with non-elite controller and it does the same thing so it's a problem with the console.

Both controllers have updated firmware to the latest version. It's not a controller issue, it's the console. This problem was not there before the update on the 12th, it's a new problem. Restarting the console or powering off and then back on fixes the
problem but when the system goes into sleep and comes back from it, the problem is still there.

I can reproduce the problem by turning off my console (by holding down the Xbox button on the controller) which puts it into sleep, and then turning it back on, then none of my controllers will sync.