Xbox One controller performance problems

GabRamos08 · Aug 21, 2021

My left analog of my Xbox One S command is working badly. I don't move the analog, it goes up to the sides and down and makes it very difficult in games and even in other places. I would like to know how to solve it.

[Original title: Gabriel Ramos]

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Just a Volunteer

Have you run the steps in Update xbox wireless controller? All controllers you use need to run the firmware update.

The uSB method is my preference.

MateusFontana

Hello, how are you? My name is Mateus. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

First, welcome to the Xbox community. I'm sorry you're having this problem.

This problem you are having is known by the name ''Drifting'' where the analogs can work incorrectly and can move by themselves or even give commands in the wrong directions. Unfortunately, the only way to fix this type of defect is to initiate an order repair via the Microsoft website if your control is still within the 3 month warranty period, you can be doing this via the link below.

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

XBF Mohammed C

Hello Gabriel,

In such cases, you may want to request a replacement for your controller if it is still under warranty!

Here are the steps to take: Request an Xbox controller replacement | Xbox Support

Apart from that, you can take it a local repair shop nearby, but that would void the warranty if it is still under it!

Shifted Screen

Yes, the wireless adapter works and is probably the preferred way to use the controller. Xbox One controllers connected to windows 10 PC's via Bluetooth cause a noticeable performance drop in games. Connect with a wire or the wireless adapter and the performance
hit is not present. Funny thing is no other Bluetooth controller causes a performance drop in games. It is something specific to the Xbox One controller.

Edit - Oops, Just noticed how old this thread was...

Shifted Screen

Yes, the wireless adapter works and is probably the preferred way to use the controller. Xbox One controllers connected to windows 10 PC's via Bluetooth cause a noticeable performance drop in games. Connect with a wire or the wireless adapter and the performance
hit is not present. Funny thing is no other Bluetooth controller causes a performance drop in games. It is something specific to the Xbox One controller.

Edit - Oops, Just noticed how old this thread was...

Xbox One controller performance problems