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Please, on your computer start bar, search for "Services.msc" and open it. Scroll down to the bottom of the list and right-click the "Xbox Accessory Management Service" Select Properties > On this window, change the initialization/startup type to Automatic. Click OK and restart your computer. Let me know if it works!
Click OK and restart your computer. 2. Repair the Xbox Accessories App: Press the Windows Key+X > Select Apps > Search for Xbox Accessories > click the three dots … > Advanced > Restore. Then, on the same page, press Repair. 3. If the issue still persists, try uninstalling and reinstalling the Xbox Accessories app.
3 - Restart your PC. 4 - Use VPN to change your location to US (you may not need this step, changing region might be enough but I did it for myself). 5 - Open Run box from Taskbar Search and type in WSReset. 6 - This should open MS Store and try searching for Xbox Accessories app. 7 - Hopefully you can see and install it.
Please, follow these steps: First, check your time settings, and set it to automatic. Press the Windows Key + X > Settings > Time & language > Date & time > Enable "Set Timezone Automatically" and "Set Time Automatically". Then, press Windows key + I to open Settings. Go to System > Troubleshoot.
To do this, locate the small pinhole on the back of the controller near the middle paddle. Insert a paperclip or pin into the hole and hold it for a few seconds until the controller restarts. Afterward, try mapping the paddles and saving the profiles again. 4. Right-click on the Xbox Accessories app icon and select "Run as administrator."
Ensure that the Xbox Accessories App has the necessary permissions to communicate with your controller. You can check this in the windows Settings under "Apps & features" and then locate the app to adjust permissions. Try a Different USB Port: Attempt to connect the controller to a different USB port on your PC.
Reset or Repair the Xbox Accessories App You can reset or repair the app from the settings. Go to Settings > Apps > Apps & features. Find Xbox Accessories in the list and click on it. Click Advanced options. Here you can choose to Repair or Reset the app. Try repairing first. If that doesn't work, try resetting.
When I open the Xbox Accessories App (which used to work just fine), I either get the screenshot below where the loading screen never goes away or it will prompt me saying "Syncing Data" and never changes from 0%. I've tried reinstalling, repairing, updating the USB drivers, deleting the controller from devices, etc.
I recently bought a Xbox One Controller with a Bluetooth adapter. Both are working fine, but I wanted to update my xbox controller firmware so I downloaded and installed the Xbox Accessories app from the windows 10 store. That's where it gets weird : once I launch the app without my controller turned ON, the app ask for a controller to be ...
I got the Xbox Accessories app on Windows 10 which prompted me to connect a controller so I turned mine on, thereby connecting it via bluetooth. In order to configure the controller I needed to connect it via USB, so I plugged it in via USB-C. The controller buzzed so I know the connection works and the controller knows it's plugged in, but the ...