Xbox controller randomly disconnects from my pc when connected via Bluetooth (I have tried...

Yeah, I’ve connected other devices via Bluetooth and my controller was connected to this pc until it randomly disconnected. I’ve ran an sfc scan and DISM scan too but didn’t fix it. My next step would be a hard reset of my pc but I would prefer not to do that.

My elite 2 when connected to PC via bluetooth loses connection and I am also experiencing sudden frame rate drops which I do not see when playing it with wired or keyboard or mouse. I did not had any issues with Elite 1 which connected via a usb
dongle. I updated the controller and the bluetooth feature is broken. Anyone got it to work on PC via bluetooth without any issues?

exactly the same issue here, have no problem with using my xbox one s controller on PC, but lots of disconnections and frame rate drops with elite 2

Hello Samy,

thank you for your reply.

I checked by removing USB and connecting via bluetooth to my PC, and then re-connecting to my Xbox One X console - the controller had a green light throughout the disconnecting and reconnecting. It never showed white, like it did when I first turned it on, it stayed green while flashing and connecting. The controller connected without issue via bluetooth to both PC and console, and worked perfectly for inputting commands, etc.

But it is still definitely a green glow! Have you never encountered this??

Yes, I'm trying to connect my controller via Bluetooth on my Windows 10 PC (It worked before yesterday). When I connect my controller via USB Cable it works fine.

The XBox Button flashing slowly when it's turn on. When I press the sync button to connect via Bluetooth, the XBox Button flashes for 1 second and the controller turn off.

That doesnt make any sense. Why would you design a bluetooth protocol on your own OS that didnt auto connect?

It should auto connect. My controller does.

The only time my Xbox One controller won't auto connect is when I've connected it to my gaming PC via USB to charge the battery. After this I have to re-sync the controller. But I only have to do this for the duration of the battery charge. My controller
auto syncs first time from Windows boot up.

The issue is that the controller has two wireless protocols. It does not use Bluetooth with the wireless gaming receiver, or when connected to an Xbox console.

If your controller won't auto connect then there must be something wrong with your Bluetooth hardware on your PC. Have you tried a Bluetooth dongle to test this out?