Xbox One Controller Support ?

AlexA4 said:
After enabling 'pairing mode' on the controller, I can see the XBox Wireless Controller on macOS Bluetooth but not in Windows 10 Bluetooth settings. I do have the option in VM to share bluetooth devices to Windows.
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@AlexA4 Yes, you can pair the XBOX One Wireless Controller (Bluetooth) but Windows will not recognize it due to is been recognized as an audio device in macOS. The only way that actually could connect to the controller in a Parallels VM is if Parallels had direct support for the Bluetooth card on the host Mac.

IMPORTANT NOTE
Earlier on August I did a post regarding XBOX One S controller via USB https://forum.parallels.com/threads/new-xbox-one-wireless-controller-support.337692/#post-808006.

Although, I found a work around to support the controller wirelessly. If you buy a USB Bluetooth adapter and designate it to your Windows VM (client) via Parallels settings > Devices or via connecting the USB adapter when the Windows VM is running, it will give you an option to designate the USB device. Choose Windows and your good to go.

This is a technique I've came up with very recently and works flawlessly...
 
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I haven't been able to get this to work, Maria. I haven't seen any step-by-step guides, and it will not pair with Windows.
 
gchriswill said:
@AlexA4 Yes, you can pair the XBOX One Wireless Controller (Bluetooth) but Windows will not recognize it due to is been recognized as an audio device in macOS. The only way that actually could connect to the controller in a Parallels VM is if Parallels had direct support for the Bluetooth card on the host Mac.

IMPORTANT NOTE
Earlier on August I did a post regarding XBOX One S controller via USB https://forum.parallels.com/threads/new-xbox-one-wireless-controller-support.337692/#post-808006.

Although, I found a work around to support the controller wirelessly. If you buy a USB Bluetooth adapter and designate it to your Windows VM (client) via Parallels settings > Devices or via connecting the USB adapter when the Windows VM is running, it will give you an option to designate the USB device. Choose Windows and your good to go.

This is a technique I've came up with very recently and works flawlessly...
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What adapter are you using by chance?
 
I have this same issue where the controller connects but then when xbox app goes into stream mode the controller is not recognized. has a solution for this been resolved?
 
@LawrenceA, I don't think it has. I've just finished troubleshooting this xbox controller issue on my Macbook Air.
It seems the team have been aware of this for 7 years but not yet included working drivers or a successful workaround. Uninstalling. Thanks anyway!
 
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