why does my wi-fi internet stop working when i connect my ps5 controller via Bluetooth in...

Please bear with me, I know I appear needy and am I clueless regarding my issue but I need to understand.

So I have a couple 3 observations and questions

1. All new Xbox 1 controllers are compatible with wireless Bluetooth, wireless Wi-Fi and USB cables.

2. If I want a Wi-Fi adapter, I must purchase separately from the controller and install.

3. All new Xbox 1 controllers say Bluetooth. (results of recent search of MS store all controller details said "Bluetooth")

4. Internet search says
Bluetooth has shorter range and has slower throughput than WI-FI.

1. Does that mean all new Xbox 1 controllers have a Bluetooth adapter in the box?

2. If a PC is Bluetooth and WI-FI ready does one still need to purchase the adapters?

1. My OS and motherboard are WI-FI and Bluetooth ready I have a WI-FI router, (only personal PC and laptop are hardwired to it, only wife's phone uses the WI-FI connection). would I still need to purchase a WI-FI or Bluetooth adapter
for the controller?

2. Would
there be a conflict having both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi active?

I hope this doesn't double post for some reason my 1st attemp froze

I use the smaller gen 2 adapter and works for Xbox one original controllers and series controllers perfectly, just make sure you don't use via a usb hub as that is when it will be patchy. the dongle does not use Bluetooth but Microsoft Wi-Fi that they use in the consoles for controller connectivity.

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Faiez, this is usually due to conflicting hardware drivers on your device.

Have you checked if it has the latest 22H2 version installed and updated?

Updates are often seen as optional.

If you haven't updated yet, click the link below, update, and make all subsequent security updates.

Download Windows 10

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo...

Download Windows 11

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo...

Also, make sure all Xbox Apps are up to date in the store, and make sure you have the Xbox Companion App installed, it works with the Xbox App.

its still wireless via wi-fi direct but a custom version for the controller, wi fi (normal)direct for glass and other devices and wi fi N dual band for internet. Its not just latency which has been improved, but bandwidth is 250mb/s vs PS4 3mb/s with Bluetooth
2.1 EDR. also PS uses wi fi N (not dual band tho) but does not have wi fi direct as a comms port.

Xbox does not have Bluetooth for a start, the controllers have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, they connect to console via built in Wi-Fi.

as more and more digital content, films and games have more complex audio then the need for devices that can accommodate this audio is required, this is the future and if this is something that is not to your liking then custom building your own unit will be the way to go.