Xbox One Controller Trigger

DabInMyOnesie · Nov 28, 2015

I dropped my Xbox One controller, and now the left Trigger acts like its always activated Like if im playing COD im always aiming down sights and I opened the controller and there is nothing wrong with it, I wanted to know if there is any tips on this issue?
Thanks

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AcidBATMAN657 · Nov 28, 2015

Both Trigger Buttons (LT,RT) for xbox one controller not working

Both Trigger Buttons (LT,RT) for xbox one controller not working. I''d like to fix this without replacing the controller.

UFlorida-18EB71EE-3B7C-4A83-8B56-82F252BEA448 · Nov 28, 2015

Xbox One controller: Trigger vibration?

Yeah MS needs to put out an update

Kenny H. · Nov 29, 2015

Hey there. Normally in that case, you would want to send it in for repair, but since it's been opened, I don't believe Microsoft will repair it. The only other suggestion that I have is to check for controller updates, just to make sure that isn't the issue.

gds1972 · Oct 31, 2018

I know it's not a fix but you could go into button mapping to see if you can add some deadzone to the trigger to try and work around the issue.

NonSportsGirl

I prefer the 360 controller because I don't like the feel of the bumpers and triggers on the Xbox One controller. The triggers especially just feel that bit too soft and springy.

Obsessive Power

Do the triggers work when you test them in Windows?

In Windows 8.1 search for your controllers by typing in USB in the search box. Select 'Set up USB Game Controllers'. In the next window, click on the 'Properties' button. Pressing the triggers should show the Z Axis going up and down - depending on what trigger
is pressed. If the Z Axis does not move, there is something wrong with your controller.

Whether the triggers will work in your game, depends on whether the game you are playing supports the triggers or not. Games that support the Xbox 360 and Xbox One controller natively will support the triggers, other games may not.

CamicaziBoss

Currently, there is no way to adjust trigger sensitivity when using a non-Elite controller. Some games do have a setting for it, but there's no setting for just regular controllers.

XBF Crystal P

Hi there gamer93,

Thanks for keeping us updated with the issue. I understand you are trying to customize the Xbox One Wireless Controller. Here is an article with the available features for the standard controller: How
to customize an Xbox One Wireless Controller with the Xbox Accessories app.

If the issue persists, I recommend visiting the website: Request an Xbox controller
replacement.

The Xbox Elite controller has more features available. Check out this article: Use the Xbox Accessories app
to configure your Xbox Elite Wireless Controller.

Thank you for letting us know about the issue. We'll be locking the thread.
If you ever require any help with any other Xbox issues please feel free to come back to the Xbox Forums for further assistance.

Thank you and have a great day.

Hdgamer93

I have done that.

It's taking me to a simple calibration guide which is good.

It configured the analog sticks nicely but it can't effect the range of the triggers. It only balances them equally.

The full pull input is being registered too early at about 60 percent pull.

Those triggers bigger range than the Logitech controller I have.

That's the reason I bought this controller in the first place.

For its great trigger range.

I never even had to consider a calibration with the Logitech f710. I didn't even know that calibration even existed for gamepads.

It was working perfectly for a lot of years plug n play.

Xbox One Controller Trigger