Xbox Series X controller disconnects will be addressed in an upcoming update
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The Xbox Series X controller disconnect problem will get a fix in an upcoming update, according to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft.
Since the new controllers launched late last year, some players have reported issues with the controller disconnecting when it isn't supposed to, especially when being used with Xbox One. Certain games seem to have more problems than others, and also has an extensive thread about the Xbox Series X controller disconnect problem, as spotted🌼 by .
The Verge contacted Microsoft about the problem and got confirmation that Microsoft is aware of the problem and has a solution in the works: "At Microsoft, we put all of our products through rigorous quality assurance testing and are committed to providing customers with an unparalleled gaming experience. We 🅷are aware some players may be experiencing disconnects with their new Xbox Wireless Controllers and our teams are actively working on a solution to be included in a future update."
Microsoft suggests players keep their controller's firmware updated to avoid issues - you'll likely have to do it again once this fix rolls out. Meanwhile, if you're still having trouble getting your new controller to even sync with your system in the first place, make sure you check out our guide on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:how to pair an Xbox Series X controller with your device of choice.
The future of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Xbox Series X games looks bright, as Phil Spencer says Xbox is going to be an RPG and FPS powerhouse once Bethesda and all of its studios officially join the company.
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