xbox windows doesnt use my micro

Hello there,

Thank you for keeping us updated. Is your windows device detecting your headset at all? Have you tried going into your sound and devices settings to view your connected devices? You can also check from your volume mixer as well to see if your headset is
being detected at all.

Are you talking about your Microphone?

i mean not built-in micro, i have a headset

Does all xbox one controller have an usb C port to be connected or some are wireless only ? (Sorry about all these questions but never had an xbox one controller between my hand)

It's a Micro USB connection, not USB C. Since it's Micro USB connection, pretty much any USB to Micro USB cable will work, so you don't necessarily need a Microsoft branded Cable.

Looking at the link (I used the English version), it does state that the adapter works in Windows 7. However, on the shopping sites I've checked, the adaptor only states Windows 10. If there were a older adaptor - and I'm not sure if there were - it would
be quite difficult to get now.

On this
link, where MS were selling a Xbox One controller with the adaptor, it clearly states that it only works with Windows 10.

I know for a fact the controller will work with a wire on Windows 7 as I used to use one on my computer before I upgraded to Windows 10.

I don't want you to waste any money on a device that probably won't work my friend.

You mean the micro-USB cable to physically connect it to the PC or to charge the battery? It's just a standard micro-USB cable used by many other devices (Android phones, PS4 controllers, etc) - you can get them practically anywhere. Here's some results
on
Amazon, for starters!

If you have the
Wireless Adapter for Windows, that eliminates the need for a USB cable.