Xbox One Wireless Controller With Play & Charge Kit

No, the Play and Charge kit does not convert a wireless controller into a wired one, it simply charges the controller. If you want a wireless controller to work on a Windows PC you will need the Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows.

You don't seem to have understood my problem.

It works fine with the cable but it doesn't work wirelessly. The controller disconnects when trying to connect it wirelessly with the play and charge kit battery. Wireless with AA batteries is fine, Wired with the charge kit is fine. Wireless
with the play and charge kit battery doesn't work.

I have the wireless adapter and I am trying to connect it wirelessly to my Xbox controller with the play and charge kit battery, that
is my problem.

If you have a play and charge kit and the controller is still charging when you turn off the Xbox 360, the system will stay on because it is charging the controller. I always forget and I have to go back and unplug.

So keep that in mind if you have wireless controllers with the Play and Charge Kit

Essentially, the "Play & Charge" kit components are one (1) wireless Xbox 360 controller and one (1) USB cable to be used for the purpose of charging the controller's lithium ion battery. All input transmitted from the controller to the PC or the Xbox 360
console via the controller from the "Play & Charge" kit must be received wirelessly. Again, if you are having continual issues with synching the wireless receiver with the controller, refer to the steps in the Microsoft Knowledge Base support article at
support.microsoft.com/.../906347

How should a headset adapter hell in this situation? THe buzz goes away with wreless controller. But I want to use my wired controler!!!

Connect your wireless controller to your console with a XBox play and charge kit.