What adapter to use to connect multiple wireless xbox one/x controllers to WIN 7 pc?

Question

It says everywhere that you need an adapter as the funtion to wireless connect to win7 pcs isnt build in yadayada.

But all adapters I can find explicitly state win 10 exclusively.

I literally just need the old Xbox 360 dongle (in functionality) for xbox one/x conntrollers

Which adapter, if there is one, would that be, please?

Posted Jan 9, 2021, 2:28 PM UTC

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OzziesFlyingHelmeti9-10850K | RTX3070 •

Xbox one controllers are Bluetooth enabled - any Bluetooth USB adapter or pci card should work.

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runner909OPSpecs/Imgur Here•

Seriously? That easy? Ill try it with a regular bluetooth adapter then.

Thanks a lot.

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UrHeadset:windows: PC Master Race•

Yep, as the other guy said, any usb dongle or pcie card, or just use a micro usb cable, for the xbox x I think it's usb-c cable due to new EU regulations

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ShayneC420:tux: Desktop E-5 1650vs\64 GB Ram\GTX 1650 Super•

WIN 7 is no longer supported so you wont see Win 7 on boxes anymore but 7 and 10 are built on the same architecture so you will be fine. Win 7 drivers work just fine in 10 and vice versa for most things. Bluetooth is simple and should be fine.👍

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chevy-king•

USB Bluetooth anything really

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LadiciusCainam•

...depends on which controller you have. controllers for original xbox one (2013) are not bluetooth so require (microsoft's) special wireless adapter to work wirelessly on pc (and, yes, in windows 10 only). controllers introduced for one s (2016 and going forward) are bluetooth enabled. check wiki (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_Wireless_Controller) or microsoft/xbox site for details on how to check which one you have.

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