Wireless adapter pro Xbox One se nenainstaluje automaticky[Translation-Wireless adapter pro...

Hello Vojtech,

Thanks for coming to the forums with your issue. There is a guide for
troubleshooting Xbox wireless adapter. There is a section for adapter didn't auto install which is the first one. Try this out and let us know.

Because the drivers for the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows are embedded within the Windows 10 operating system, the adapter should auto-install. If it doesn't, try the following solutions:

• Make sure your Windows 10 device is connected to the Internet.
• Make sure your Windows 10 device is up to date by going to Windows Update on your device and checking for available updates.
  
• Reboot your device and try again.
• Ensure your USB ports are not disabled in your Device Manager.
• Try another USB 2.0 or 3.0 port.
• Try reinstalling the drivers in case they have partially installed. To do so, you need to uninstall the drivers. Follow these steps to complete this process:
  1. Go to your Device Manager.
  2. Locate Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows in the Network adapters section.
     
  3. Click Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows to bring up the Properties window.
     
  4. Click on the Driver tab.
  5. On the Driver tab, click the Uninstall button.
     
  6. On the confirmation window, check Delete the driver software for this device.
     
  7. Unplug the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows and reboot your Windows 10 device. Once the device is back on, plug in the adapter.
     
  8. If the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows still does not install, follow all of the above steps thoroughly one more time. If this doesn't work, your adapter needs to be replaced. See How to get service for
     
     your Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows.

Where it is telling you to uninstall try the steps for the Xbox acc. you found.

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Thanks,

Brad

Thank you, I didn't have my Windows up to date. Now it's fixed. Ily <3

Howdy,

If you have an xbox 360 slim console you won't need to buy a separate Wireless network adapter as there is one built into the console, you only need a wireless adapter if you have a Arcade, Pro or Elite Console (the Phat Ones)

Hope This Helped XD

It' not the headset per se but Microsoft's Xbox Wireless technology. I've had the same issue (pulse-like heavy distortion coming and going) since the first day I've started using this wireless protocol a year ago with a Stealth 700x and my Xbox One X. It persisted across the Xbox Wireless Headset (returned) on One X and Windows 10 using the Xbox Wireless Adapter, and later the Razer Kaira Pro. A month ago, a third device got added － Xbox Series X, et voil here is the same old issue again using Stealth 700X and Kaira Pro.

After all I went through, I believe there's only one fix: avoid Xbox Wireless Protocol at all cost.

Now unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a wireless headset on the market that sounds good, has a decent mic and connects to Xbox and Windows using it's own proprietary protocol (not Xbox Wireless) while being able to add Bluetooth voice and audio to the mix.

One more case here. My Xbox Wireless adapter worked fine on my gaming PC until yesterday. I tried ..... a lot of things, but nothing helped so far. It works on my Surface Pro, though.