Xbox controller disconnecting constantly?

Just an addition, here is another thread which discusses disconnecting controllers.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...nnecting/b58b09e4-36a5-4b21-99cf-ae6d48a762d5

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If you’re having trouble with your Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows, it could be because the adapter drivers didn’t auto-install, the adapter stopped responding, your controller won’t connect or frequently
disconnects from your adapter, or because there’s interference between the controller and adapter.
Try fixing it with these troubleshooting solutions. Make sure your Windows 10 device is up to date, and try unplugging the device, restarting, and plugging it back in. Make sure your controller is in
range of the adapter. You can also move any objects between the controller and the adapter out of the way, and keep the adapter away from metal so there’s less interference. For more solutions, check out “Learn more” below.

Learn more

If you’re having trouble with your Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows, it could be because the adapter drivers didn’t auto-install, the adapter stopped responding, your controller won’t connect or frequently disconnects from your adapter, or because
there’s interference between the controller and adapter.

Try fixing it with these troubleshooting solutions. Make sure your Windows 10 device is up to date, and try unplugging the device, restarting, and plugging it back in. Make sure your controller is in range of the adapter. You can also move any objects
between the controller and the adapter out of the way, and keep the adapter away from metal so there’s less interference. For more solutions, check out “Learn more” below.

Learn more

No "Profit" on this answer as I have tried that solution,I've looked all over these forums and tried every possible suggestion.It has to be a software issue.It would not be horrible if I could play wired but that causes the controllers to act like they have
a mind of their own,and yes I said controllers,plural because I've tested 3 separate controllers.Im not sending in my XboxOne for repair because others with the same problem got it back with the same problem.Its not interference because nothing has changed
prior to the last update.

Just linking the other thread....

forums.xbox.com/.../5051251.aspx