Sounds like the all too common analog stick failure - 1537 or 1697?
If it’s a 1537, I would just replace the controller - those are not worth fixing since they have SO MANY issues. However, the 1697 is sometimes worth trying as it is a better controller, but relative to the 1708, it’s not great either. You can find replacement sticks on eBay if you feel inclined to try.
I tested a 1708 from someone I have heard drifts on a console that’s ~3 months old with the following setup:
- Xbox One PC wireless receiver (1713)
- MSI GL65
- Windows 10 Home (1909)
- Xbox One 1708 controller
I did a test where I paired it to my receiver (if it isn’t the same unit, it’s because I bought it when I was a Win7 holdout) and checked it in Game Controller tester. I did this completely blind and didn’t ask questions - I just did it to see if I could get the same results in Windows 10 they get on the Xbox. Furthermore, I’ve seen it on another 1708 of theirs that was fine to me, but I didn’t tell them* and it’s happening on another controller. I’m thinking some of these may be software on the 1708’s at this point, but it’s luck on which one it happens on - I still stand behind my theory behind the 1537/1697 as I’ve dealt with those enough to know it’s a hardware fail.
*Not to get a deal - to avoid bias to see if it was a one off or possibly systemic.
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