Xbox Series X and Xbox One system settings syncing automatically, how to stop it?

Contact turtle beach prrsonally I didnt get a dongle one but the new v 2 headsets which are much better

They sync automatically thanks to windows sonic and xbox wireless even works with x series

Hello, my name is Tadeu, I am an Independent Consultant and a member of the Microsoft Xbox community, just like you.

I apologize for the issue you are experiencing.

I am here to help.

I hope everything is going well and thank you for contacting me.

I'm sorry you're experiencing this issue.

Please check the steps below.

1 OneDrive sync settings.

Make sure OneDrive on your PC is set to sync automatically, or that syncing is not paused or stopped.

Check the OneDrive settings on your PC to make sure the Automatically save screenshots I take to OneDrive option is enabled.

2 Xbox capture settings.

Make sure your Xbox Series X is set to automatically upload screenshots to OneDrive.

You can check this by going to. Xbox Button > Profile & System > Settings > Preferences > Captures > Settings > Preferences > Auto-Upload > To OneDrive.

Make sure your privacy settings allow uploads to OneDrive.

Please note that this is a public forum only. I will respond as soon as possible, and I apologize in advance for any delay in responding. I'm just a user trying to provide information and knowledge that may be useful to others. I am not a Microsoft employee.

Kind regards Tadeu

I have a mix of xbox ones, xbox one s, xbox one x, xbox series s and xbox series x. I have 18 xboxes trying to download a game update with that many xboxes becomes a huge hassle time sync.

Thanks for the reply. Interesting, I did not know that it was "wirelessly" connected while connected to a USB C Data Cord. As soon as I unplug, it stays disconnected (in sync mode the controller also keeps blinking then turns off). If this is right I don't know why I also can't sync any of my other Xbox controllers to the series X unless connected with a cord (works on an One X controller also, stops when unplugged). I don't know why the sync button (blinking) stopped operating all together.

I replaced my batteries and tried to pull and place back in earlier with no luck. I also updated the controller as I set up as new.

The interesting thing is I am able to use the series X controller perfectly on PC wirelessly with windows 10/Xbox PC adapter. I have no problems on PC wireless.

Hi Jayt20010,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Xbox Community. I understand you have questions about the best setting that you should use for your series X. You will have to use FreeSync or Adaptive sync because G-Sync is a proprietary adaptive sync technology developed by Nvidia for GTX and RTX graphics card. Unlike FreeSync or Adaptive sync that supports more generic synchronization technology and that includes Xbox.

In addition, most modern monitors like yours automatically chooses the most compatible sync technology based on the input.

Regards,

Alvaro