xbox one controller bluetooth/idle settings/audio settings - win10

Hey, folks. So i've connected controller, paired it and it works great, but it turns off (power consumption i presume) too quick for my taste. how do i configure this? i've installed xbox accessories for win10, but i cannot find setting for this. is it even
adjustable at all?

and another question, i've connected my headphones via controllers jack and they work great (I have xbox bluetooth dongle), but when it works all my other sound sources are turned off. how do i disable this feature? i want sound from both speakers/monitor/other
headphones + headphones connected through wireless xbox one controller.

i have realtek hd audio. and i've enabled feature that makes multiple headphones work together simultaneously, and all my other audio devices produce sound simultaneously (tested it), except for higher mentioned case.

:)

 

Stereo headset adapter integrated with Bluetooth

It will be nice to have a Stereo audio adapter integrate with a Bluetooth so you can connect a wide variety of Bluetooth devices to it and control the devices through Xbox settings like if you were controlling your settings for your headphones or if not
a wide variety of Bluetooth devices maybe certified device is coming from Xbox company I know of a lot of people that are willing to see this happen in the future will be really cool to have a device that has this functionally I would by it ASAP lol what u
guy’s/girl’s think

 

Tool on PC to change layout of the XBOX One S Controller (bluetooth)?

Hello everyone,

My "xbox one s" controller works fine via bluetooth under win10 and it`s recognized by every game I own. So far so good.

I know, that you can customize only the XBOX "Elite" controller via Xbox Accessories app on Win10, to for excample change the button layout and so on.

Does anyone know of a possibility to customize the normal xbox one s controller under win10? I tried the program "MotionInJoy" but it doesnt work.

Thanks in advance...

 

Hello George!

Thank you for bringing this situation to our attention here on the forums. I understand you're having issues with the audio options of your Xbox One is that correct? Have you tried going through your settings into the "Display and Sound" options and then
adjusting the settings from there? Does it react the same way on multiple controllers? Take a look at some of the steps and information listed in this support article:

Troubleshoot sound on your Xbox One console

 

im sorry but none of the above was even remotely helpful.