Xbox One controllers hyper-sensitive in OS only, fine in games

The first thing to check is Xbox Operating System latest OS is the same on all consoles.

Have you updated the controller firmware? Settings>Kinect+Devices

Hey there BjörnRadtke,

Thank you for reaching out to us on the forums, If you have not already power cycled the console go ahead and

Physically Power Cycle then give it another try.

If the issue persists I would advise performing a Factory Reset and Keeping Games and Apps then checking it out. You can follow the guide below to reset the console.

• How to reset your console to factory defaults on Xbox One

Give this a try and let us know if it has helped.

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Many controller issues can be resolved by putting the controller through a complete power cycle. To power cycle your controller:
1. Press and hold the Xbox button for 5-10 seconds, until the controller turns off.
2. Wait a few seconds, then press and hold the Xbox button again to turn the controller back on.

If you've reached a point where a replacement controller is needed, you can try reverting the firmware on the controller as a last step before requesting a replacement. For help reverting your controller firmware, go to: https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/accessories/controller-firmware-reversion

For more details and more troubleshooting tips, kindly visit: https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/controller/wireless-controller-solution

I hope this helps.

I really like the new controller, it is very hyper sensitive in comparisson to the 360,there are deadzone sttings for the controller in forza 5,but its about time they made a controller that matches the professional tornament legal controllers.I just hope
it lasts,because to be fair,the 360 pad really did have durability issues,im sure plenty can relate to having a COD,GEARS,HALO only controller,it will be interesting how much it can stand playing driving games and fighting games.

From Paul Thurott's site:

Microsoft made a point of describing the Xbox One’s operating system as “three OSes in one,” diving down a rabbit hole that has unnecessarily confused people in and out of the press. But the OS is just Windows, and I really think they are describing
it in this way to both over-emphasize the technical achievements that are occurring at a low level and, frankly, to distance this device from the poor reception to Windows 8. Folks, this thing just runs a modified version of Windows 8. And I can prove it.

Here’s how: It’s using Hyper-V. This is Microsoft’s virtualization platform and---wait for it—it runs only on Windows, Windows 8 in this case. (The standalone Hyper-V product is of course just the parts of Windows needed by the virtualization platform.)
Microsoft’s description of this “three OSes in one” is no different than the way you could describe a Windows 8 PC that had a VM running in Hyper-V; that too is arguably three OSes on one: Windows 8, Hyper-V, and the VM OS. But on the Xbox, what we see is
“the best of [the] Xbox OS with deeper access to the hardware, the kernel of Windows (i.e. Windows), and some unnamed glue (Hyper-V) which “connects them, providing instant switching, multitasking” and so on. This is a Hyper-V system. It’s Windows.

There are questions of course. Will this Windows base provides some form of app compatibility with Windows 8/RT, which would be a huge boon to developers? And will it provide some form of device compatibility, which would dramatically enhance the versatility
of the console? We’ll have to wait and see.



Can't wait to try it out for myself.