I moved my x360 wireless dongle to it and it detected the dongle and my controller fineĭo you by chance have an AMD CPU. However this doesnt seem to be happening on my Microsoft Surfact laptop I just upgraded to 20H2. I've read some places the new 20H2 may be causing issues with some configs.
#Download xbox one controller drivers for windows 10 drivers#
That app includes the base drivers as its needed for the customiozations of the newer xbox controllers I will do some more research and please don't be offended if I don't respond to messages that are unrelated. Originally posted by leosantare:That does not work either. I would like to confirm this before considering manually updating the driver for my wireless adaptor using the Windows catalogue. I would appreciate it if anyone can confirm if this. Also, does this ACC issue happen with a brand new controller + wireless adaptor combo? Meaning, a controller with the "share" button. My controller does not have the "share" button like the most current version does.Ĭan someone please explain why this is happening. Is there something wrong with my USB, Xbox wireless adaptor? Is it out of date or something? Like I mentioned, I purchased the controller + wireless adaptor combo about 2 years ago. However, Window 10 can't find the driver and in device manager it says XBOX ACC under other devices.
Meaning, no need to find the driver before connecting it. I just went to connect the USB wireless adaptor thinking that it was just plug and play. I purchased the controller + wireless adaptor combo about 2 years ago.
I also have the Xbox (controller + wireless adaptor) for Windows 10. I have Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit, version 20H2.