Wireless Xbox one gamepad won't pair with xbox wireless adapter.

Hi MasumArvas,

Thanks for reaching out to us in the forums for this issue. Based on what you've stated, it is possible that your wireless Xbox One controller may require an update to its firmware. This is a common issue most times when the controller is unable to bind
to the wireless adapter or connect via USB cable.

Here are some great support articles that you can use to troubleshoot the issue between your controller, the wireless adapter and your PC:

• How to update your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10
• Troubleshoot the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows
• Connect and troubleshoot Bluetooth on your Xbox One Wireless Controller
  
• Xbox One Wireless Controller Solution-Troubleshoot your Xbox One wireless controller

Have a look at the troubleshooting articles and give the solutions a try, then let us know the results.

I hope that this helps you out!

I solved the problem. I tried another USB c cable to pair the gamepad itself.

You can try a PC adapter for wireless use of the Xbox gamepad.

Yes, you can use the Xbox One wireless headset chat mixer on PC if you have the USB wireless adapter.

To do this, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Connect the USB wireless adapter to your PC.
   
2. Turn on your Xbox One wireless headset and hold down the power button on the headset until it starts flashing. This puts the headset in pairing mode.
   
3. Press the pairing button on the USB wireless adapter until the LED starts flashing.
   
4. Once the LED on the USB wireless adapter stops flashing and stays lit, the headset is paired with your PC.
   
5. Open the Xbox Accessories app on your PC, and click on the "Xbox One Wireless Controller" device.
   
6. From there, you can adjust the chat mixer settings to your liking.
   

Once you have completed these steps, you should be able to use the chat mixer on your Xbox One wireless headset with your PC.

Summary: I fixed it by plugging USB cable into a controller and pc, win 10 recognized it, system restart was required and after that controller was working wirelessly also.

Longer description: I installed fresh windows 10, downloaded and installed all win updates, then I tried all these steps and at the end controller started working.

1) plugged wireless adapter into USB windows 10 recognized it but Xbox one controller won't connect (keep on blinking)

2) plugged wireless adapter into another USB port but Xbox one controller won't connect (keep on blinking)

3) plugged wireless adapter into another USB port started task manager removed Xbox one adapter, windows found it again but still noting (gamepad keep on blinking)

4) plugged wireless adapter into another USB port (front) started task manager removed Xbox one adapter and Xbox drivers, windows found it again installed it but still noting (gamepad keep on blinking)

5) FINALLY, I fixed it by plugging USB cable into a controller and pc, win 10 recognized it, system restart was required and after that controller was working wirelessly also.