Xboxne Controller Driver Windows 10
Start party chats, launch into cross-device multiplayer with games like Forza Motorsport 6 and Killer Instinct, and stream your favourite games from Xbox One to any Windows 10 PC in your home while using your Xbox One controller.
After installing the Xbox One controller on Windows 10 and rebooting, my system ran very very slow. How slow? I had never seen the 'Preparing Security Options' message from Windows when I pressed Ctrl-Alt-Del, and putting up that message was all Ctrl-Alt-Del would do. Right-mouse-click on the Windows start icon would not bring up anything, and the Explorer would open a window but never display the contents of the folder requested. Tray icons could be accessed at normal speed. If I go to Safe Mode and delete:
C:WINDOWSINFOEM118.inf
C:WINDOWSSystem32driversFW_ACC_00U.bin
C:WINDOWSSystem32driversmt7612US.sys
my system returns to its normal zippy self. (The OEM118 file is generated by Oculus Rift install, so I think it's related but not essential to remove).
When I selected 'Update Drivers' from Device Manager, I was always told I had the most current driver files for the Xbox wireless transceiver.
I use an EDIMAX wireless nub to connect to the building wifi. My board is an Asus Z170 Sabertooth Mark 1, with 32GB RAM, Intel i7-6700K 4.00GHz. I have a Samsung 950 NVMe, Intel 480 SSD, Kinect, wireless MS ergo mouse, and wireless 3Dconnexion space mouse, and an Oculus Rift that works with its sensor and clicker.
Xbox One Controller Driver Windows 10 64-bit
This is on Windows 10 Pro Version 1511 Build 10586.420, with Check for Updates saying nothing more to install.
Xbox One Controller Driver Windows 10 Wireless
What is causing the conflict?