Turning Kinect Wireless Via Wireless USB Adapter, XBOX One S?

The Xbox 360 controller, assuming you’re using wireless only charges via USB. You would need to get the now discontinued 360 wireless adapter

Any Xbox one controller will connect via USB, Bluetooth, or the Xbox wireless adapter. You need to use USB or the Xbox adapter for headset support

I had a similar problem and this is how I fixed it. You stated that you have a wireless adapter, so I am assuming that your Xbox is not the slim model since the wireless adapter is built in. The original version of the Xbox was designed for the USB port
in the back to be used for two thing's, the wireless adapter and the hard drive transfer cable. Then the Kinect came out, and for those that had the wireless adapter an extension cable was provided so you could plug the adapter in one of the USB ports in the
front. So if you have a Kinect and have your wireless adapter connected to one of the USB ports in the front disconnect the Kinect from the back and connect the wireless adapter to the USB port in the back. Also if you have a USB hub device remove it. Last
but not least try unplugging all USB devices except the wireless adapter in the rear USB port from your Xbox and see if your Xbox stays connected to Xbox live.

It is a wireless N adapter make sure that mode is supported by what you are trying to connect it to.

to connect the Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter

1. Attach the Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter to the back of your Xbox 360 console by snapping the plastic tabs on the adapter into the slots on the back of your console.
2. Plug the USB cable into the USB port on the back of your console.
   Note If you are using a wireless adapter and a Kinect sensor, use the wireless adapter extension cable included with the Kinect sensor to plug the wireless adapter
   into a USB port on the front of the console.
   
3. Flip up the antennae.
4. If a network cable is plugged into the back of the console, unplug it.
5. Configure the wireless settings on your console. For more information, see
   
   How to configure wireless settings on your Xbox 360 console.

Hi, Kathy A. I don`t really understand what "customized PC" means. I have average pc with windows 11. I read that support artcile. But still I can`t get it how with some chinese bluetooth adapter windows 11 recognizes my xbox wireless controleer as xbox wireless controller (as It should be by default) but xbox wirelles adapter for windows doesn`t recognize my xbox wireless adapter as xbox wireless adapter. Plus that issue about usb 3.0 issue I mentioned. Plus I forgot to mention - after my pc comeback from sleep/hybernate I can`t turn on my xbox wireless controller just with button press like I did when used itt via some chinese bluetooth adapter. With xbox wireless adapter I have to to delete it everytime after pc sleep and turn on again - plugging in usb 3.0 on my deepcoll cg540 case. Except fact that it`s just annoying my usb 3.0 liftime is discreasing by that. Plus when I used my controller via chinese adapter I could see charge persent in w9indows options. With xbox wireless adapter for windows I can`t get this info anymore. It`s all weird and frustrating to me.

P.S. Yes, I tried to reinstall drivers, delete device etc. Nothing helped. And I don`t have another pc.

Regards, Dmytro.

If you have the money to splurge get a new Xbox 360 S or E model. But if not keep using your old one and get a wireless network adapter for it. The question is can you still get the usb wireless adapters?