Xbox Controllers Constantly Repeating Inputs on Windows

Hello ObviousJarl!

My name is Dérek, I'm an independent platform consultant and I'm grateful for the opportunity to help you.

This error usually means a problem with the board, friend.

Let's try these 2 processes first.

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/...

See if you can update the control please

Press the Xbox button to open the dashboard.

Select System > Settings > System > Console Information

Select Reset Console.

Restore and keep my games and apps.

Rest assured, you won't miss games or saves

When asking to pull settings from an old xbox, put no

You will have to log in your accounts again, that's all

If it doesn't work, unfortunately you will have to trigger the repair.

Your control if you are under the 90-day guarantee, this is the process

Click on this link, if your console appears in your account click on it or register it.

After clicking on it, go to ''online service''. In the category put ''accessories'' and next to ''standard control'' and fill in the form with your data.

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/hardware-ne...

I'm not sure what you mean by removing the controller. These controllers support XINPUT which is part of Windows. Hence the reason why you can not completely remove them.

MOGA controllers support two types of input modes: XInput and DirectInput.



If initial wired connection is unsuccessful, switch modes by pressing Start + Select for three seconds. Three LED flashes indicate mode was changed and retained in memory. Repeat process to switch back.

Do you have anything else plugged into the console by chance? A wired controller? A keyboard? Something else that could be interfering with the input and constantly scrolling you to the right.

It could also be your controller itself despite being new.

Have you tried using your controllers in wired mode to see if the same problem occurs?

Xbox controllers use 5Ghz Wireless to connect to your Xbox, are there any devices that use that frequency in your home? Could be a 5ghz router? or a Cordless phone? Wifi repeater?

Other signals do interfere with the Controller at times (Causing input latency or no transmission at all)

Hello, thank you for your repeat?

It doesn't make sense for me to get the Adaptive Controller to use my Logitech Extreme 3D joystick. Why not just use it on the XBox Series S console via one of the USB inputs??

Let me try another plan……….

Is it possible to connect the „XBox Series s“ console with a windows 10 PC using USB?

In this case I could use my Joystick as usual and had the voice from the PC Speaker!