Windows 10: My PDP wireless headset with a usb wont connect back to my pc but previously was how can i...

Please tell me how

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Does anyone use any wireless controllers on PC?

I originally bought two Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Controllers. They come with two AA batteries. I decided not to use these batteries and replace them with rechargeable battery packs. You can connect these controllers to a Windows 10 PC using Bluetooth. That works fine for me. Optionally, you can buy a Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter and connect to it. The advantage of using it is that you need it if you want to connect a headset to the controller. Xbox One Wireless Controller

• Powered by
  • 2 AA batteries (included), or
  • Rechargeable battery pack (not included)
• Can use Micro USB to USB A wired cable (not included)
• Connects to Computer
  • Using Bluetooth, or
  • Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows 10 (not included)
• Bluetooth connection does not support connecting headset to controller

Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows 10

• Used to connect Xbox One Wireless Controller
• Replaced Bluetooth connection
• Supports connecting headset to controller

Xbox One Play and Charge Kit

• Battery pack replaces 2 AA batteries in Xbox One controller
• Includes Micro USB to USB A wired cable
• USB cable used for charging battery pack or normal use of controller

 

Xbox One headset wont stay connected on PC over adapter. Problem persists after replacement

Hi Dai323,



Welcome to post in Microsoft Community. I'm Mosken, let me help you figure it out.



According to your description, I knew that your Xbox One headset connecting to Windows 11 is unstable and noisy, even if you try to reinstall the system. Is that right?



Based on your description, it is inferred that it may be a problem with the adapter. You can try connecting the adapter with a different USB port.

• It is recommended to use a USB 2.0 interface;
  
• if it is a USB 3.0 interface, it is recommended to insert half of it first, wait for the system to recognize it, and then insert it completely.
  

It is also recommended that you try it in a wireless environment with as little interference as possible, as the adapter uses 2.4GHz, and using the Xbox one and the headset at the same time may result in insufficient bandwidth, causing your current problems.



You can then visit Xbox Wireless Headset FAQ(xbox.com) for more troubleshooting for the Xbox Wireless Headset.

The above steps are provided based on the information I have learned so far, I wish that will be helpful to you. If your problem still cannot be solved by these steps, you could tell me the specific situation in the next reply. I will continue to assist you in solving the problem.



Best Regards,

Mosken- MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

Headset problems

Hi Ricky,

We'd like to verify a few information regarding the problem you encountered with your USB headset.

• Is this the first time you're trying to install or connect your USB headset to your computer?
• Have you tried connecting it to a different USB port on your computer?
• When you connected your headset, did the PC recognize it?

To help us isolate and address the issue, we suggest that you perform the hardware troubleshooter. Follow the steps below:

• Open your Control Panel.
  
• Under System and Security, click Find and fix problems.
• On the left pane, click View all.
• Click Hardware and Devices.
• Hit Next and follow the on-screen instructions.

Update us with the result so we can further assist you.

Regards.