Windows 10: xbox spectra enhanced wired controller not automaticly installing windows 11 drivers

Xbox spectra enhanced wired controller not automatically installing windows 11 drivers is my topic here, I got this device from our local GameStop, works fine with my Xbox series x, but on windows 11 when I want to use it to play games, I found that if I go into this and then manually selecting this, I also file a feedback hub report , but lately the feedback reports, not sure if they go missing I don't aways see them after I report them. I look for a few in my feedbacks, and sometimes I don't see them like they don't get summited even after I send them, or there just a big delay, also the fi

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Xbox 360 Wired Controller

Hi,

The drivers for Xbox 360 Controllers are automatically installed on Windows 10. If your Xbox 360 wired controller is not detected by your PC, try plugging it into a different USB port, and then test it again.

We also suggest that you install all the critical and important updates on your computer by following the steps on this

link.

Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.

If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to reply to this post anytime.

 

Xbox One Controller Wired Connection Registers as Generic Controller

Hi Trey,

Using a micro-USB cable is one way on how you can connect your Xbox One Controller to a Windows 10 PC. Once connected, it will install the most current drivers needed for your controller. Regarding your concern, have you tried using another micro-USB
cable? If not, we suggest that you uninstall first the current driver for your Xbox One Controller on your computer, restart, and then connect the controller using another USB cable.
There's a possibility that it affects the computer to get the correct driver for your controller.

If your Xbox One Controller still treated as the generic controller, we recommend that you manually install the driver by performing the following steps:

• Press Windows Key + X and choose Device Manager from the list.
• Once Device Manager opens, locate and right-click Xbox One Controller.
• From the menu choose Update Driver Software.
• Click on Browse my computer for driver software.
• Click Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.
• Locate Microsoft Xbox One Controller on the list and click
  Next to install it. If you can’t locate Microsoft Xbox One Controller driver, you might have to uncheck
  Show compatible hardware option.

Let us know if that works for you.

 

Windows 10: Xbox One controller drivers are not installed and refuse to be installed

So I tried to plug in my Xbox One Spectra controller to play a game.

Nothing, no response.

I look at the Device Manager and it tells me the only thing it has is an Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed).

There is no Xbox Controller driver of any variety listed anywhere.

I double-checked Windows Update--it assures me it's up-to-date.

So I hunt down the 64-bit Xbox One Controller drivers from the support website: Xbox Support

I run it. It tells me its installed, but if I try to manually select the driver it just doesn't show up, I have to uncheck compatible driver and get the giant list of manufacturer's and models--I still don't see any controller drivers listed anywhere, and
the controller still isn't responding.

The drivers definitely installed as well because if I run the program again it asks me if I want to repair/remove it.

I tried driverquery and Get-WMIobject to look at drivers as well--there's no xbox drivers there.

I've restarted the computer to no avail.

The closest I've gotten was one time when I restarted the PC and the device manager had dropped the yellow exclamation from the unknown device and when I tried to manually select a driver I got a different list of apparently compatible drivers (I didn't
need to uncheck the compatible drivers box), but when I tried to select Xbox peripherals nothing happened and when I tried going back it was back to having nothing listed except the unknown driver.

I know the controller itself should be compatible--I've seen video of others installing drivers for the controller and it works for them.

Does anyone have a solution, like a way to force Windows to update and give me the relevant drivers?