*SOLVED* Xbox One Controller Connection problem. Wi-Fi Card Problem

I recently had a problem with a second hand Xbox One. My controller refused to stay connected for more than 5 minutes without disconnecting. I bought a second controller brand new hoping that would solve the problem. It did not. I then hard reset, resync,
power cycle, full charged battery on remote, even made sure the console was alone with no interference. In the end I diagnosed the problem was the Wireless/Bluetooth WiFi Module PCB Board Card with Antenna cable (When you open the top plastic casing it is
the small circuit board to the top left of the console. I noticed the wire was damaged, i ordered a new part off eBay but out of curiosity I decided to try and repair it. Seeing as I had nothing to lose I cut out the damaged wire and soldered it back together
and I am HAPPY to announce that when I powered my console back up the controller connected almost instantly and most importantly STAYED connected. There is still damage to the wire so further repair would have been required if I had not bought a new part already.

Hope this helps anyone. Heavens know I spent weeks trying to diagnose this problem.

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Any hope for those that Can't Get Teredo IP Address?

Comcast has issued a bulletin in regards to the issues and they say to use a wired connection instead of wireless until it is resolved.

www.technobuffalo.com/.../xbox-one-comcast-wi-fi-problem

 

Ipv6 not connecting wirelessly

If is comcast its a known issue. You need to use a wired connection for now. Comcast even issues a bulletin about it:

www.technobuffalo.com/.../xbox-one-comcast-wi-fi-problem