Xbox 360 play and charge windows 7

Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Hello, i've Windows 7 as O. S, and i'm having some problems with my Xbox controllers. When i've bought the play and charge kit for my xbox controller, i heard that it was possible to connect it to te pc in order to play with games for windows live.

So, i've started to look for drivers, and i found them in microsoft's hardware official site. I've installed them, then i've restarted my p. I thought it was alright. But, even if the hadrware has been recongnized, it doest work. Then I've discovered that "Xbox Accesories 1. I've surfed in the internet, trying to find somethig or somemone able to help me, but it was useless. Now i hope you'll be able to solve my problem!

S: I've alredy tried to change controller, to change USB port, to change cable, to uninstall and repeat the driver's installation Hope i've been clear, and sorry for my bad english! This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question This is where the decision making process gets slightly complicated. Picking from these potential options is the most important step in the project. And hey, if you only need the USB receiver, you can always sell the controller on Craigslist and try to get your money back. If you can find it cheaper from a reputable retailer, then by all means jump on it. Your best bet is to look for listings that include not just the dongle with proper markings and tags, as we saw above but also include an official driver CD and booklet.

On Windows 8 and above, you can simply plug the adapter right into your PC. A few seconds later, it will be automatically detected and Windows will install the drivers. Look down at the bottom of the hardware list for the Xbox adapter entry:. First, plug your device into your computer.

We recommend plugging it directly into a port on the back. In my experience, it was worth the extra money to buy another genuine adapter just to avoid this hassle. With the adapter plugged in, navigate to the Windows Device Manager. Right click it and select Properties. On the off chance that yours have gone missing, however, you can download the drivers here. Click Next. When prompted by the driver update warning, click Yes. Back in the Device Manager, scroll down to the bottom and double check that there is now an entry for the Xbox receiver:.

The only thing left to do at this point is to sync your controller to the new wireless receiver.