JayhawkerStL
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And this is where I remember why I gave up on PC gaming. It is always something, and the multiple configuration of parts means often no one has the same issues as you and it is a pain to nail down the issue.
And this is where I remember why I gave up on PC gaming. It is always something, and the multiple configuration of parts means often no one has the same issues as you and it is a pain to nail down the issue.
Its the Xbox One Wireless Adapter and the Update that has a conflict. Its been like this all month and not sure why it hasn't been fixed yet.
Remove this update: KB3140768
This fixed it for me. Annoying as hell I thought my motherboard was fucked.
Just be aware that W10 will keep updating with this update without any notification. You will need to hide the update with the their tool.
Its dumb that you are forced into updates honestly. They will need to fix that going forward.
Hardly a reason to give up on PC gaming. In a way, with the amount of updates, patches, etc. you get on modern consoles, they aren't that different from PCs... and oftentimes more difficult to troubleshoot/fix.And this is where I remember why I gave up on PC gaming. It is always something, and the multiple configuration of parts means often no one has the same issues as you and it is a pain to nail down the issue.
They STILL haven't addressed this huh?
It would be one thing if the problem was obvious.
But there are people out there that still don't even know what the problem is, and that is what is truly upsetting.
The good news is that there was a fix and it came in decent time.
The magic of the internet is what makes PC gaming a sensible choice.
I haven't had this happen in a while, did they fix it in the next cumulative update?
The update that broke it was March 1, they had a new cumulative update (KB3140768) on March 8.
I haven't had this happen in a while, did they fix it in the next cumulative update?
We're going nuts at the Pinnacle Game Profiler site wondering why that program's emulation with an Xbox One controller now won't work.
"Delete the Update" is a work-around some are using there, but I don't want to do that.
Does anyone know if there are any plans for some sort of battery indicator (other than Steam Big Picture or rumble turning off)?
Has everyone affected tried connecting their controller via USB and using the Xbox Accessories app to update the firmware? I've done this on my Elite and my computer hasn't gone into a freezing beepy fit since. I did update the XInput driver back to the latest version too.
Open Device Manager
Right Click "Xbox One Controller"
Select Update Driver Software
Browse on my PC
Let me pick from a list
"Microsoft Xbox One Controller"
I updated the firmware of my Xbox One Elite (connected to a Xbox One Wireless Adapter) via the Xbox Accessories App on Windows 10 to fix it this. After doing that the timeout disconnections of an idle controller will not anymore trigger the lagging and mouse/trackpad click beeps... Saw this solution from a comment on a YT video about the problem happening on The Division.
Does shutting down the controller manually help? We shouldn't even be dealing with this!
I updated the firmware of my Xbox One Elite (connected to a Xbox One Wireless Adapter) via the Xbox Accessories App on Windows 10 to fix it this. After doing that the timeout disconnections of an idle controller will not anymore trigger the lagging and mouse/trackpad click beeps... Saw this solution from a comment on a YT video about the problem happening on The Division.
We're going nuts at the Pinnacle Game Profiler site wondering why that program's emulation with an Xbox One controller now won't work.
"Delete the Update" is a work-around some are using there, but I don't want to do that.
mine isn't doing it anymore. i wish i had fix for you dudes but it just stopped, no idea why