XBOX ONE S gamepad and bluetooth devices other than Win10

Hi there,

will the XBOX ONE S gamepad be able to connect and play to other devices other than Windows 10? For example will it be able to play on Steam Link or Android devices?

Thanks.

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gamepad xbox one (bluetooth) in windows 10 after update 1703 (15063.138)

After the win10 updating for 1703 I have ceased to work with gamepad xbox one (bluetooth) in the game Final Fantasy XIII LR, in system and other games (which are installed at me!) everything works. Drivers and insertions the last, nothing is in autoupdating.
That it could be and how it is possible to correct?

После обновления win10 на 1703 перестал работать gamepad xbox one (bluetooth) в игре Final Fantasy XIII LR, в системе и других играх (которые установлены у меня!) все работает. Драйвера и прошивки последние, в автообновлении ничего не находится. Чтобы это
могло быть и как можно исправить?

 

The PC does not see the controller

When I connect my Xbox One gamepad to a PC via Bluetooth, my computer just does not see it, but it works fine through the wire. Also, any other device (for example my phone) also does not see my gamepad in the lists of Bluetooth. Gamepad updated to the newest
version. What do I need to do to still connect it via Bluetooth?

 

I managed to easily sync it to a Samsung Android tablet, so I'd assume it will work on most devices. In testing, the controller worked fine for getting around the Android UI but had mixed results with the games I tried it on. Sonic CD and Duck Tails Remastered
are examples of games that worked flawlessly with the new controlled. It seems that games where you use the triggers are where you run into issues, as all the games I've tried that require use of the triggers recognized the Start/Select (View/Menu) as the
triggers. Also, the Castle of Illusion game refused to accept any inputs except for B to go back in the menus.

 

Well, I managed to pair my gamepad with Steam Link, my android phone (Sony Z5), my android TV, even with my PS3, every device recognized it as a "Wireless XBOX gamepad" and synced with it, however that's all I managed to do. No input there for me, I suspect
that there are no drivers for the time being. The strangest thing is that I tried to connect it wired on my Steam Link and still it did not work.

 

Hi, how did you manage to pair it with the Steam Link? Mine is not finding it.

I was able to make it work with the Nvidia Shield TV but there are still bugs while gaming.

 

Ok, so, first things first I updated the gamepad via the XBOX accessories app on Windows 10. This got me to the point of being able to use it with my Android TV (for all that matters it's a Sony W805c). However I played with it a bit with the Moonlight app
to stream a couple of games (Borderlands and Arkham Origins) and the inputs are messed up. I suppose the bugs are caused by the lack of proper drivers.

Secondly, I don't do something special in order to pair it with Steam Link. I go to the Bluetooth option in Steam Link, I press the sync button on XBOX ONE S gamepad, the Steam Link sees it as "XBOX wireless controller" and they pair. However, even after
the gamepad's update nothing works. Interestingly, I tried to connect the gamepad with the micro-USB cable to Steam Link and it does not work even on that instance. The home button is blinking and the buttons do not work.