Xbox Wireless Controller Generation 4

Hello!

My name is Dérek, I'm an independent platform consultant and I'm grateful for the opportunity to help you.

So that I can understand better. The control works normally in your house, but when you try to use the control in your friend's house, it doesn't work, is that it?

What platform do you use in your home?

Hi,

The Xbox 360 wireless controllers can't be turned into wired ones with a Play & Charge. This is because even when wired, 360 wireless controllers remain wireless. The cable only provides power, no data is sent.

This is also why they don't appear in game controllers but the generic controller does.

To use a wireless 360 controller on Windows requires a gaming receiver. And the receiver must be for 360 controllers, the official receiver for Xbox One/Series controllers won't work.

Hi there do you know what Quadrant the wireless headphone sync's to on your xbox? switch your xbox on, then switch the wireless controller on wait until it boots up. Then switch your headset on, if it sync's to a different quadrant to your controller then
there is 4 buttons on the headset which you then press each button. Each of those buttons on the wireless headset are so you can link it to a different controller say if you have 4 players playing xbox you can press button 4 and that will sync the headset
to controller 4 does that make sense?

3rd party controllers can often be many times better than 1st party.

A good example of this is the Logitech wireless controllers 4 the original xbox. Which then led into the wireless 1st party controller now used on the xbox 360.

Make sure you are using a V2 controller.

The first generation of Xbox One controllers (including the Elite) don't have bluetooth and need an additional wireless receiver to work with Windows 10.