Xbox One Windows Adapter Stops working

[jrtoman]

I have found running remove-default-apps.ps1 script will somehow disable a the xbox one controller adapter for windows. Not sure why, but I have tested it on 2 other systems with the same result.

Pre-script: Adapter works
Post Script: Adapter doesn't work.

[W4RH4WK]

By default, the remove-default-app.ps1 script also removes the Xbox app. Maybe Microsoft embedded the driver for the controller adapter within that app, or say the driver is still there, communicates via the app.

Can you try either reinstalling the Xbox app, or running the script again with that line commented out so it won't be removed?

I do not have an Xbox one controller adapter myself, I always use mine with the usb cable and never had any issues.

[W4RH4WK]

Found anything, I'd close this issue otherwise.

[Maufeat]

Have the same issue, haven't found anything.

• Reinstalled Xbox App
• Drivers reinstalled
• etc.

The problem I get displayed in then Device Manager is: Code 52 Driver Signature is corrupt or something like that from xboxgip.sys

[W4RH4WK]

Okay, I'll leave this issue open with the help wanted tag. If anyone with such an adapter and willing to spend some time, pinpointing the part causing this would be extremely useful. I could at least add a note if we can't solve it.

[Maufeat]

I think I got it working. Was a bit tricky but I will write a tutorial asap in the next few days.

[JtathaK]

Ive found the same issue after running remove-default-apps.ps1 I got it working again in device manager > update driver > browse > let me pick > Xbox wireless receiver Works fine after that , weird it doesnt find it automatically

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[ghost]

Wouldn't this be related to the Xbox services that are disabled?

[W4RH4WK]

@jrtoman stated in the initial post that the problem occurs when running remove-default-apps.ps1. The Xbox services are still enabled after running this script. They will only be disabled by disable-services.ps1.

[TheMSday]

You can just run services.msc and press x and enable all xbox things on services and xbox app opens easly.

[lucasmz-dev]

Is there any way to "reinstall" those XBOX services?

[alexmarz850]

I'm having the same issue with the Xbox 360 wireless adapter. Even after setting up the driver manually in Device Manager the adapter does not allow me to sync a controller

[MilkyDeveloper]

Just a heads up: Running most of the scripts doesn't disable Game Pass for me.
EDIT: It only works when renabling the xbox services in services.msc because the Xbox's DRM(?).

[MrLillo99]

After doing the process of scripts / disable-services.ps1, the xbox app does not let me log in, therefore I would like to know if there is the possibility of doing an activation within the services or do I just have to reformat the pc?
Greetings and I hope you understand the questions.

[W4RH4WK]

Services just get disabled (as the name of the scripts says). You can simply re-active them in the services control panel (run services.msc). The services you are looking all start with Xbox.

[d0x360]

It's the Xbox accessories uwp app that has the driver for the wireless protocol. It uses a service because it's a secure protocol.