- Press the Xbox button on the wireless controller to turn it on. Your controller is now up to date, and you’re ready to use your Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter.
Notes
- The auto-detect feature of this update may not work immediately if you plugged your stereo headset adapter into the controller while downloading a system update, or while the console was turned off. To resolve this, go to the Home screen and unplug the adapter. Then, re-plug the adapter into the controller.
- You only need to update your controller one time to use the stereo headset adapter. However, if you plan to use the stereo headset adapter with other Xbox One controllers, you’ll need to follow this process for each controller. Additionally, check for new updates periodically as Xbox frequently ships new controller features and improvements.
- If you try to update a controller that was already updated, the system will check the controller and proceed to the success screen within a few seconds to indicate that it’s already updated.
- If you have more than one controller connected via USB cable, the update will tell you to disconnect the other controller and update just one controller at a time.
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commented May 27, 2017
My wired xbox One controller's input is sometimes picked up by the driver but sometimes it isn't. The controller is always detected by the driver in preferences but most of the time the input doesn't work. I usually just end up unplugging and replugging until, eventually, it starts working. From that point on the controller works great as long as I don't unplug it anymore. I am trying to figure out what I am doing differently to make the input start working. I have verified the controller works on Windows so it isn't faulty. My OS is macOS Sierra 10.12 |
commented Jun 7, 2017
I seem to have found a way to reliably get the controller to register input. In case someone else has this problem try the following steps:
For whatever reason this seems to reliably get my controller register input. |
referenced this issue Sep 20, 2017
ClosedPDP xbox one controller not working #505
commented Sep 20, 2017
i did that it does not work really |
commented Jun 1, 2018
Is this fixed in the latest release? I modified some of the init packets in a way that might fix issues with PDP controllers not initializing properly. |
commented Oct 21, 2018
Yeah pdp controller recognized as wired controller but nothing is responsive in driver or in game |
Pdp Xbox One Controller Problems
commented Oct 21, 2018
Xbox One Controller Driver For Pc
PDP and PowerA Xbox One controllers are incompatible with macOS 10.11+ thanks to a rewrite of the macOS USB kernel. We cannot resolve this issue. It is a bug in Apple's core OS code. |