
To tell the difference, take a look at the top part of your Xbox Controller with the Xbox Button and the left and right bumpers. You will need to make sure that your Xbox Controller supports Bluetooth in order to use this method, though, as the very first generation of Xbox One Controllers does not have this capability. The next method is great for those who would prefer to have a wireless connection. RELATED: Best Party Games To Play On Xbox Eventually, when the computer has finished installing the controller, you will receive another notification letting you know the ' Device is ready.' You should now be able to use your controller freely on your computer.Then, you will receive a notification at the bottom of your screen saying, 'Setting up a device.' You can click on this pop-up if you want to check the status of your controller's connection. When it is connected, you should hear a sound that lets you know that your computer detected the controller.It should turn on regularly with a solid white light rather than a flash. You will then want to hold down the Xbox Button at the top of your controller to turn it on.

Then, plug in the micro-USB cable into the top of your Xbox Controller.

First, plug in the USB cable to any USB port on your computer.You can find any Xbox USB Adapter cable online for a relatively low price if you do not have one currently. The first and simplest method you can use to connect your Xbox Controller to your PC is through a wired USB connection.
