Xbox one controller causes a spike in CPU usage when using it with the Microsoft Wireless...

Hi! I'm Rostom, an Independent Advisor. I will be glad to help you here.

Thanks for all the information. Since it's working fine with your other controller that is non-bluetooth, it's possible that the issue could be on the firmware of your bluetooth-enabled controller.

But we must further investigate it. There are other factors as well that could cause the issue. Our best option now is to perform a clean boot to disable any 3rd party services on your PC which could trigger the other controller to behave improperly.

Please check the link below for the guide on how to perform a clean boot.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-t...

Hello, thank you for the guide it seems that the controller is working fine with the adapter right now I didn't have any spikes during my gameplay at all, I will be testing it another time later this day so if the issue occurs once again I will let you know.

This is happening to me too, in the same two games you mentioned. Also happens after a few minutes, and then it's fine for the rest of the time I'm playing. When I alt-tab (eventually) I can see that it's causing a huge spike in CPU usage. It has to be something wrong with EAC. I'm running a 7800x3d and RX 7800XT.

For me it uses low CPU for a while, but then for no apparent reason CPU usage spikes and it becomes very unresponsive. Doesn't seem to correlate to anything I do. The only thing I can do to make it usable again (for a time) is to kill the process in task
manager.

The massive spike in usage of Xbox live network has caused problems around the ability to moderate these customised images.



It is a short-term thing. Microsoft are currently looking at the whole moderation process to make improvements.