To pair your Xbox controller with Bluetooth: If there's a separation between the face of the controller and the logo, it doesn't. If it's the same plastic as the controller without seams, it supports Bluetooth. The best way to tell is to look at the surrounding of the Xbox logo on the controller. If you bought it new in the last couple of years, it surely will, but if you bought it used or a long time ago then it might not. However, not every Xbox One controller supports Bluetooth. Of course, your Windows 10 computer needs to support Bluetooth. You can also use Bluetooth to connect your controller. The LED on the controller will blink while it searches for a connection and will go solid once it's established.

Then press the bind button on your controller, located near the top. Hold the Xbox button on your controller to turn it on. You may need to use the included USB extender if the port is at the back of your computer or it doesn't have a good line of sight to the controller. Take the Wireless Adapter and plug it into a USB port on your computer.

Bear in mind that this is different to the adapter for the Xbox 360 controller, which won't work for the Xbox One controller.

This may have come with your controller, but you can also buy it separately. To connect wirelessly, you'll need an Xbox One Wireless Adapter for Windows 10. A connection will be established and charging will instantly begin. Simply plug the USB cable into your computer and then plug the other end into the front of your controller.

You'll have to do this whenever you need to charge your controller. You can use the micro-USB cable that came with your controller to create a wired connection. The method you choose will depend on whether you want to go wired or wireless. There are three different ways to connect your Xbox One controller to your PC.

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