Not permitted to use several Xbox controllers simultaneously.
Not permitted to use several Xbox controllers simultaneously.
Hi! You have two Xbox controllers connected via a wireless adapter on your PC. They appear in the Xbox accessories app, but when playing co-op games, the second controller isn't treated as a separate device—it just shows up as the same one. For instance, in FIFA you can’t switch teams by using one controller and then another; instead, the main player moves with any controller. The Game Controller Tester lets you see both devices, but in test mode only one works for Device 1, not both. This seems to be a Windows issue, as everything functions perfectly on your other PC after a system reset, even though you installed the latest update and updated all controllers. You’ve also tried USB connections and restarting, but nothing resolved the problem.
Restart the installation of the drivers linked to the Xbox controller adapter.
Turn off both devices, then reconnect them. Open Device Manager and look for an Unknown Device listed among Other Devices. Tap it twice and click Update Driver. Pick Browse my computer for driver software, scroll to the bottom, and confirm Xbox 360 Peripherals. Choose the Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver and let it install.
He operates on a Windows system and connects controllers through a wireless receiver. This situation typically indicates an issue to address.
He won't be playing console games while linking them to a PC, will he?
I've looked through the Xbox section for Windows 10, but no relevant information was found.