Xbox One Wireless and Wired Controller Disfunctions

Microsoft does not officially support third-party controllers like your Afterglow wired controller (afaik). Any particular problems with your controller must be taken up with
PDP.

From what I'm gathering, you have both controllers actively connected to the Xbox One during normal gameplay. When the official Microsoft wireless controller turns off from inactivity, it glitches out your wired controller begins to malfunction.

If it is just you that is playing the Xbox, I would recommend you just have one controller connected to the Xbox One at a time.

link to wireless and wired details of controller

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All the Xbox one controllers will have a USB port so you can plug into your xbox one wired. I like wireless better but those professional gamers prefer wired.

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I like how the X1 one controller is both wireless and wired. Unplug the cable for wireless, plug in the cable for wired. No need to buy two controllers anymore, just one controller that converts to either.

Hello im tring to hook up my xbox 360 controller with charge cord....

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That's your problem, right there. Unfortunately, if you connect your wireless Xbox 360 controller with a charging cable, all your doing is charging the controller.

The 360 wireless controller can't be turned into a wired controller with the charging cable as neither the controller or the wire were designed to send data this way.

You either need 360 wired controller or an Xbox One controller. Xbox One controllers can use wired or wireless, but wireless is only supported via Windows 10.

Hope that helps.

Most xbox one elite controllers (1 and 2) tend to become disfunctional after awhile, especially if you swap parts frequently. Which is why I think they don’t last as long as normal controllers.