Xbox One remote wont connect when plugged into computer

My Xbox One remote will not connect to my computer when it is plugged into the USB drive. I have been playing with the remote plugged into my computer for about a month with no problems, all I've had to do was plug in the remote to the computer
and the remote would turn on automatically. All of a sudden a couple days ago the remote stopped turning on when I plugged it into the computer, yet I could feel the remote vibrate when it plugged in. I have tried different USB connection cords and different
remotes and nothing has worked. I checked out online and they said to update the Microsoft Xbox One Controller Driver, yet when I open my device manager it does not show the Microsoft Xbox One Controller Driver, so I am not sure whether this got uninstalled
or just is not working properly. I've also restarted and updated my computer numerous times, yet nothing has worked. Please help if you know how to fix this issue, thanks.

You need to download the driver for the Xbox One controller. You can find them at :

https://digiex.net/threads/xbox-one-controller-usb-drivers-for-windows-pc-download.13601/

Hello Pete,

Thank you for contacting Forum support!

Please check out
How to update your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10 and see if that works and if not try this;How to
get software and driver updates for Windows 10.

Please let me know if that helps.

Thank you.

If you've not already done so. Take a look over the following link for information on using your Xbox One controller with a Windows PC.

https://support.xbox.com/xbox-on-windows/accessories/connect-xbox-one-controller-to-pc

This is how I have connected my remote in the past when I used it with my computer, just by connecting the USB to the computer and into the controller. For some reason this has stopped working though and no longer turns on the remote when I plug it in

The remote connectivity wont turn off, as long as you're pre-connected to the console you'd like to play on. And then plug the cable into the console, however, if the data transfer cable is plugged into another console, the cable will take preference.

It might have been becasue you were connected to a computer using a wired connection, then unplugged your therenet cord and plugged it back into your xbox, which give you your computers IP.. if you do use a computer with a wired connection, and then after
plug the same cord you used with your computer into your xbox, it wont work, you've got to reset your router / modem every time after you do that