xbox series x controller not connecting after restarting the device

Hi,

The Series S and X controllers work on same devices the earlier controller can connect to. This includes:

Xbox One Game receiver for Windows 10

Bluetooth (PC, Android, iOS)

Xbox One, One S, X and Series X/S.

In this case, it wouldn't be a bad idea to update your controller's firmware. You can do this on your Series X or your Windows 10 PC. To do it on the Series X, connect it using the USB cable and then go to Settings > Devices & connections > Accessories, and then select the controller you want to update. On the Xbox Wireless Controller screen, select “…” to check the firmware version for your controller. Then, select the Firmware version square, and then press Next to start the update process.

To do it on Windows 10, just download the Xbox Accessories app from the Microsoft Store. If you already have it installed, just run it. After opening the app, the procedure to update is the same one as on the Series X, press the "..." button and follow those steps.

Check if your controller works correctly after doing this.

I am using a PDP Wired Controller designed for Series X, Xbox Onez and Windows 10/11.

I have not tried cloud gaming with this controller on a different device as I would have no way to connect the controller and device (it is not Bluetooth enabled).

I have got a tip that makes a wired controller uses a android device to connect to a PC.

But I want to connect a wired controller to my X Box series X,using somithing simular.

Or another bluetooth adapter.....

1. Restart your controller and console: Restarting your controller and console can sometimes resolve the issue. Turn off your controller and your Xbox Series console, then restart them.
2. Re-pair your controller with your console: Use the Xbox Accessories app to reconnect your controller to your console. To do so, go to "Settings" > "Devices & accessories" > "Xbox Wireless Controller" > "Pair," and then follow the on-screen instructions to finish the pairing process.
3. Try a different device: If you have another device to which you can connect your controller, such as a PC or mobile device, connect to it to see if the problem is with your console or your controller.