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[BUG] - Xbox Series Controller Drivers not installing #1031

Closed rubyzera closed 7 months ago

rubyzera commented 9 months ago

Description

Hello, i've recently installed AtlasOS 10 and had some trouble getting my Xbox One controller connected wirelessly through the official adapter, i had to look it up on a random website and install it manually.

Now i'm facing another issue, i bought a newer Xbox Series controller and i'm trying to connect it in wired mode (using the included usb-c to usb-a cable) with no luck and couldn't find a suitable driver anywhere, and yes, i've tried running SDIO with no luck. I've also tried running the "Enable Automatic Driver Updates" reg file and rebooting my PC and it also didn't work.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Connect the controller to the PC
  2. The controller vibrates but no device connected sound is played

Expected behavior

I expected to plug in the controller and it just work, like an official Microsoft product should.

Actual behavior

Literally nothing happens, not even a sound saying it was connected, and it didn't show up on Device Manager

Atlas Edition

Atlas for Windows 10 22H2

Desktop information

i5 6600 16GB DDR4 2TB NVMe PciE SSD AMD RX 5700 XT Windows 10 Build 19045.3803

Additional content

I tried multiple cables and usb ports on my pc without any success.

he3als commented 8 months ago

Can you try enabling automatic driver updates in the Atlas folder, restarting, and clicking to check for Windows Updates? Make sure that you have your controller connected the entire time

This should automatically install your device's drivers

Z1mon11 commented 8 months ago

I'm having the same Problem here Tried with 2 different controllers and with a steering wheel. The LEDs on the devices turn on and they vibrate, but the don't work. The steering wheel does also not work with the software

I have automatic driver updates enabled, but when I check for Windows Updates it can't find any.

rubyzera commented 8 months ago

Can you try enabling automatic driver updates in the Atlas folder, restarting, and clicking to check for Windows Updates? Make sure that you have your controller connected the entire time

This should automatically install your device's drivers

Unfortunately i've already tried doing this, and no matter how much i enable and disable this setting (with reboots after running the file), Windows Update doesn't seem to install anything.

CodingMadness commented 8 months ago

Any news on this?

Ceekzs commented 7 months ago

Install Driver Booster by iObit (uncheck third party programs), check the drivers you need in the list, especially the xBox one I guess, install, it should take 5 to 15 mins, reboot, you're done. Worked fine to me.

https://www.iobit.com/en/driver-booster.php

jacksyrm commented 7 months ago

Do not follow this advice, we have a forum which already solved the similar/same issue.

https://discord.com/channels/795710270000332800/1229084607618482247/1229250929543479337

Join the AtlasOS Discord and use this link to go to the message.

Ceekzs commented 7 months ago

Are you for real? For the first time in my life, I thought "Hey I think I should do like those incredible people who helped me and so many others in the past and will continue to, and the first thing I see is "Do not follow this advice" not more than 2 minutes later xD ! It should be better, but we have ways to say it.

jacksyrm commented 7 months ago

Are you for real? For the first time in my life, I thought "Hey I think I should do like those incredible people who helped me and so many others in the past and will continue to, and the first thing I see is "Do not follow this advice" not more than 2 minutes later xD ! It should be better, but we have ways to say it.

I'm sorry for the miscommunication. It's advised not to recommend IOBIT Driver Booster as many users have encountered issues with drivers because of it.

We have an official guide for installing drivers, which can be found on our documentation. This is a safe and reliable way to install drivers and is the recommended method.

Ceekzs commented 7 months ago

I actually tried it out yesterday, couldn't pass the step where I should see a check mark. And did someone try this ?

https://www.minitool.com/news/enable-disable-automatic-driver-updates-windows-11.html

I found it just now. It could be useful or is it not recommended ?

jacksyrm commented 7 months ago

I actually tried it out yesterday, couldn't pass the step where I should see a check mark. And did someone try this ?

https://www.minitool.com/news/enable-disable-automatic-driver-updates-windows-11.html

I found it just now. It could be useful or is it not recommended ?

We have files in the Atlas folder on the desktop which allows you to enable automatic driver installations and automatic updates in general.

Users have the option to either download and install driver and standard updates automatically or manually. While automatic driver installation is recommended for laptops with complex drivers such as biometric devices and touchpads, some users may prefer to have manual control over the update process. It is important to note that there are many other examples of intricate drivers that may require automatic installation. Regardless of the method chosen, our team recommends that all drivers be kept up-to-date for optimal performance.

JayXTQ commented 7 months ago

As to mention again, do not use driver booster, they do not give the correct up to date drivers and there has been cases where they modify drivers as well which is obviously a risk. Please use SDIO if possible.