Screen keeps looking up when i connect my xbox controller to a game

Thanks for your responses so far but keep Reading if anyone knows an answer but i have updated my controller it still seems to come up on the screen controller is not connected please connect your controller as i'm halfway through a game even though controller
is connected

I thought I made a little progress. I uninstalled my Qualcom Bluetooth drivers and installed the "Generic Microsoft Bluetooth Driver."

When I rebooted the controller was on and it automatically connected. It opened the Xbox App to test the buttons, but none of them worked. They did not work in the "Set up USB Controllers" screen either. So I turned the device off, removed the device
and rebooted. Now when I "Add Device" the PC says the controller is connected. The controller keeps blinking. The status of the device in my Bluetooth settings rapidly switches between "paired" and "connected".

I understand, I have my controllers to give out sometimes too. Like my controller keeps making my characters look up when im playing the game and i have to reset it.

I also just updated my Xbox App Beta to version: 22.23.4005.00000; I have been getting "Lost Connection" error messages as well. I can start streaming and get to the dashboard and start a game. Then right when the game starts it says "Network Quality Problems"
then it says it lost the connection to the console. I just have to click "Stream" again to start playing, but sometimes when I am playing it will lose connection to the console as well.

By the way, when I first started streaming with my Xbox One, I would start a game and it would start normally. For a while now, every time I start a game the screen goes dim, and then it says "Network Quality Problems". That never used to happen, but for
the last couple months it happens every time I start a game. I don't remember when that started happening, but it started months ago.

Also, the stuttering problem from before seems to have gone away for me, but the really bad lag continues to happen. The lag seems to last longer than before; it used to only last 1-3 minutes, and now it lasts about 5 minutes or more. It still only happens
when the games are full screen, and not when you are on the dashboard. When you hit the Guide Button and it minimizes the game, the game doesn't have any lag. When you make the game full screen again the lag shows up again.

Hey there,

Is this also happening with the controller connected to the console directly and not the Windows 10 PC? Was both your Console and PC connected wirelessly or through a wired connection? I know you said previously that the lag stopped when the controller was
connected to the console, I'm just checking to see if that part of the setup changed when you saw this.

The lag issue was happening while the controller was connected to the Windows 10 PC. My PC is wired, and my Xbox One console is wireless. I have never tried connecting my Xbox One with a wired connection. I haven't tried connecting my controller directly
to my Xbox One since updating the Xbox App Beta to version 22.23.4005.00000. I could try connecting my controller directly to the console, but I don't know if I should do it right from the start or not.

Should I

- connect the controller to the console directly right when I start streaming?

OR

-connect the controller to the PC, and wait for the lag to show up. Then connect the controller to the console directly?

Also, do you think it matters if the controller is wired to the console, or if it is ok for it to be wirelessly connected to the console? Do you think that would make a difference?

Another thing I wanted to elaborate on in is the lag and the dashboard. When a game is lagging and you go to the dashboard, it sometimes seems like it "fixes" the lag. The lag will sometimes go away immediately; other times it won't. It seems like if a game
is lagging, and you keep the game full-screen, it will lag for a longer period of time. If the game is lagging and you go to the dashboard, it seems like the lag goes away quicker. I don't know if going to the dashboard absolutely "fixes" the lag or not because
it isn't consistent. Sometimes the lag goes away immediately when going to the dashboard, and sometimes it doesn't. It's just that when the lag issue occurs, my first instinct is to go to the dashboard because I feel like that "fixes" it quicker than if I
just keep the game full-screen.

I tried to rest the console keeping the games and apps but it required to be connect to the Internet which I connected to my WiFi then it went stright to the update screen. So I just went along with the full reset when setting xbox up as you do when you
buy the console new it got to the update section and is now stuck on that screen showing no percentage of update or noting like that. As if it's frozen. Thanks Harry.