Introduction
IMPORTANT : J'ai vérifié et confirme que ces mêmes étapes s'appliquent à Windows 10 et Windows 11 sans changement de processus. Cependant, ce tutoriel a été rédigé en 2018 et Windows 10 était donc utilisé à l'époque. Par conséquent, plusieurs dates de "fin de vie" s'appliquent :
Windows 10 :
- Le support du tutoriel se termine (Windows 10) : 1/1/2024
- Le support par l'auteur se termine (Windows 10) : 1/1/2025 (fin de vie Microsoft : 14/10/25).
Windows 11 : à déterminer, aucune fin de vie n'a été fixée par Microsoft à ce jour.
Si vous avez acheté un récepteur sans fil Xbox original pour Windows et que vous rencontrez des problèmes pour l'utiliser sous Win10/Win11, ce tutoriel vous montrera comment installer manuellement le pilote s'il n'est pas automatiquement pris en charge. Bien que ces anciens adaptateurs n'aient généralement pas de problèmes sous Windows 10 (cela arrive, mais beaucoup moins souvent), Windows 11 peut nécessiter une assistance manuelle, car j'ai observé quelques cas où le récepteur n'était pas aussi "prêt à l'emploi" que sous Windows 10.
Remarques
- Dans la plupart des cas, Windows 10 fonctionnera simplement. S'il ne détecte pas et n'installe pas automatiquement le pilote, une installation manuelle peut être nécessaire. Cette amélioration résulte du fait que Microsoft a pris en compte la compatibilité des accessoires Xbox dans Windows 10/11 et ne l'a pas ajoutée rétroactivement comme c'était le cas dans 7/8.x (ce qui était la cause de la plupart des anciens problèmes d'installation de pilotes).
- Windows 11 peut parfois rencontrer des difficultés avec le processus d'installation automatique, nécessitant l'aide de Windows Update. Ceci est probablement dû au temps et à l'attention portés à l'adaptateur Slim (ainsi qu'à la prise en charge de BT dans 10/11), ce qui réduit le besoin d'utiliser cet adaptateur alors que Bluetooth est pris en charge depuis plusieurs générations, ce qui en annule quelque peu la nécessité. Je n'ai pas trouvé d'autres problèmes en testant la version 11 à ce moment-là.
- 'Si vous utilisez Windows 7/8.x, référez-vous au tutoriel fait spécifiquement pour ces systèmes d'exploitation (NOTE : n'est plus supporté ou mis à jour par l'auteur du tutoriel en raison de la fin de vie de Windows 7/8.x, ce tutoriel reste disponible "tel quel").'' Le processus est divisé en deux tutoriels en raison des changements de pilotes et de processus uniques aux systèmes 7/8.x.
- NOTE : Je n'ai pas eu de fenêtre d'installation initiale, et je ne sais pas comment la faire apparaître. Comme j'ai utilisé cet ordinateur portable pour tester mes étapes précédentes, elle ne sera pas visible, mais elle peut s'afficher pour vous. Je ne sais pas comment déclencher manuellement la fenêtre d'installation initiale.
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Branchez votre récepteur sans fil Xbox sur votre PC. Continuez si l'installation automatique fonctionne.
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Localisez Autres appareils. Sans pilote installé, le récepteur apparaîtra ici.
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Double-cliquez sur XBOX ACC et repérez la mention Code 28. Cliquez sur Mettre à jour le pilote et vous verrez une fenêtre avec deux options.
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Avant d'installer le pilote manuellement, sélectionnez Chercher automatiquement un logiciel pour mettre à jour le pilote (ou équivalent, NdT). Installez le pilote manuellement si cela échoue.
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ATTENTION: Le message d'installation "Vierge" peut varier légèrement. Cet adapteur a déjà été utilisé sur mon ordinateur portable. Sélectionnez recherche automatique des Pilotes.
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ATTENTION : CES ÉTAPES NE SONT PAS MONTRÉES SUR MON ORDINATEUR, CAR ÇA A TOUJOURS MARCHÉ DU PREMIER COUP SUR WINDOWS10. Cliquez sur Rechercher les pilotes mis à jour sur Windows Update. Une fois que c'est fait, le pilote sera installé.
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Cliquez sur Vérifier les mises à jour pour vous assurer que le pilote sera téléchargé en cas d'absence de réponse du système. Une fois que c'est terminé, le récepteur devrait fonctionner.
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Remarque : recherchez Xbox Wireless si le lien ne fonctionne pas. Téléchargez le pilote à partir du catalogue Microsoft Update. Sélectionnez le pilote suivant : Microsoft - Net - 8/26/2015 12:00:00 AM - 19.16.17.976 ou Microsoft - Autre hardware - Xbox Adaptateur sans fil pour Windows. Décompressez le fichier avec 7Zip.
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Sélectionnez Parcourir mon ordinateur à la recherche du logiciel de pilote.
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Localisez le dossier où se trouve le pilote et sélectionnez Copier l'adresse sous forme de texte. Collez l'emplacement dans le champ de recherche. Cliquez sur Suivant.
Eieiei… Der Hinweis mit der benötigten Treiberversion für die neuere Variante des Controller hat mir tetsächlich geholfen. Schwer zu glauben, dass man im Jahr 2020 unter Windows 10 ein USB-Produkt von Microsoft (!) manuell installieren muss und dafür auch noch Hilfe über eine Suchmaschine benötigt. Danke für den Tipp!
Bei mir erkennt er den Treiber nicht an. Da steht das keine Treiber auf dem Gerät gefunden wurden, obwohl ich den Treiber ausgewählt habe. Ich nehme mal an ich sollte den upgedateten Treiber 18.31.1.43 downloaden.
Pls help
Ich habs"!!!
[Download] XBOX ACC Treiber für Windows 10/7/8 - Driver Easy Deutschland
Microsoft Update-Katalog und dann Version 1.0.46.1 vom 11.07.2017 die ist 217 KB
BYEBYE03 -
Ich hatte heute dasselbe Problem. Es hat tatsächlich mit dem Anniversary Treiber vom 11.07.2017 (217 KB) funktioniert. Unter der Nummer 1.0.46.1 gibt es zwei Treiber mit dem Datum und der Grösse. Es muss aber der Anniversary Treiber sein.
http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/...
Nach der Installation ist der Adapter im Gerätemanager in die Kategorie “Netzwerkadapter” gerutscht und ist nun korrekt installiert.
Wirklich unglaublich, dass dies heutzutage noch nötig ist, daher vielen Dank für die Anleitung.
Danke ! Genau das war es bei mir auch :)
Niksyde -
Danke euch :-) Ich hatte das gleiche problem.
Danke Björn Lex habe ich endlich eine Lösung gefunden.
Ive downloaded the driver and placed it into my downloads folder. if i try and search for C:\Users\Justin\Downloads, and C:\Users\Justin\Downloads\200042745_2c5aaf77aa836b5e8e7930339e1fb2fa66a57733.cab . And it still doesnt download.
please help.
Thanks.
Microsoft drivers failing for a Microsoft device on a Microsoft operating system that's for connecting to another Microsoft device.
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Pour vérifier que le pilote a été correctement installé, vérifiez dans Cartes réseau. Si le pilote a été correctement installé, il doit y apparaître.
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Hi Nick,
This is a great guide. It seems to be a common issue and many people have offered similar solutions, but this one is the clearest and most well-explained.
However, it didn’t work for me - and from comments I’ve seen around, I know I’m not the only one. I wonder if you have any thoughts on this?
At the end of Step 3 (“Click Next and install the driver”), the window flashes to something like “Searching location…” for less than a second and then I get:
Windows was unable to install your XBOX ACC
Windows could not find drivers for your device.
If you know the manufacturer of your device, you can visit their website and check the support section for downloadable drivers.
I’m using Win 10 64-bit, fully updated.
I’ve tried the other drivers on the Update Catalog with the same result.
Is it possible to manually force the drivers to be installed?
Thanks,
Eryn
You can actually download the driver manually to force the installation. To force the installation, you will need this driver for Win10: Microsoft driver update for Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows (18.31.1.43)
If the issue is installation, you need to unzip the folder and put the files in a normal folder. The .cab folder from the download site doesn’t work as-is. I should have clarified this, but it’s corrected.
Nick -
Thanks, but that wasn’t my issue.
I figured out that you can use the “Have disk…” option in the driver update dialog to force the install, but that still didn’t fix it - Device Manager correctly identified the device as “Xbox Wireless Adapter”, but it showed error code 10 and still failed to work.
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What actually fixed it was a NEWER, entirely different (and deceptively named) driver in the Update Catalog.
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For 64-bit systems:
Title: Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1
Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers
Classification: Drivers (Networking)
Last Updated: 7/11/2017
Version: 1.0.46.1
Size: 217 KB
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For x86 systems:
Title: Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1
Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers
Classification: Drivers (Networking)
Last Updated: 7/11/2017
Version: 1.0.46.1
Size: 194 KB
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I really hope this helps anyone else out there with the same issues as me.
Eryn
I did it on a W10 Build 1708 system with deferred updates and the throttled internet connection option enabled. I think 1708 is the Anniversary update, so there’s a chance that system had an older build at the time.
Nick -
Yeah, that makes sense.
I also just realised that your guide is for the original Wireless Adapter - whereas I’ve got the new (smaller) one. Maybe add a note that owners of the newer adapter will also need the newer driver?
None of the other guides I’ve seen out there include this info either, and yours is still the easiest to follow… so you’re still winning :)
I added it to step 1 as a note and made it bold. Hopefully that works to make this issue more prominent.
I’m sure I could modify the driver and use the new one by adding the VID to the old W7/8.x driver but I’d rather just have the one that works. I still use W7, which is why. If I had a Windows 10 system, I might be willing to try that and see.
I didn’t add the driver information for the one you have because I made this guide for the old one and labeled the device page accordingly. This wasn’t an oversight but an issue that came up later on.
Nick -
Oh yeah, I totally agree Nick - this guide is for a specific issue with a specific device and you provide the best solution for that issue. I think the note you added to Step 1 is perfect and should tell anyone who comes here with the same problem as me everything they need to know.
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Ultimately, apart from releasing a device that commonly fails to interact correctly with their own ecosystem (and then updating the hardware without solving a problem from 2015), Microsoft screwed up by not meaningfully differentiating between the original version of the adapter and the slim update.
So we have 2 devices with different model numbers (1713 vs 1790)… but the same name, same MS support page, same issue - and different solutions.
Which is a problem for people just searching “xbox wireless adapter “xbox acc””! But hopefully they come here first instead of going to all the Reddit & Steam posts that don’t include your note.
The only thing the adapter you own does is remove W7/8.x compatibility by changing the VID. I think it’s existence is stupid, but they still released it. Changing the VID isn’t sufficient to fix the issue - they should have changed the device name and VID to make it easier to differentiate.
The fat one isn’t as pretty (and needs an extension on most laptops) but I’d rather maintain native 7/8.x compatibility.
Nick -
Thanx! My hero !!!
Eryn you are an absolute lifesaver - your help has meant I didn’t have to send back my dongle. I really appreciate your guidance, I was slowly going insane!
Zoe
No problem, Zoe.
I actually replaced mine once before I ended up here (but not until after I’d wasted half of videogame night trying to get the first one to work because I’d assumed an MS device would work just fine on an MS operating system - so glad one of the girls brought her Xbox just in case). When the second one had the exact same issues I decided it was time to start actively posting about it and I ended up here… my success is the result of downloading every Xbox-related driver on the Update Catalog and force-installing them one by one in total desperation.
Just really glad it’s already helped someone!
Eryn
I have a small Xbox One wireless receiver and I downloaded the driver Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1 and installed it, but when de installation finish it show me “The software for this device has been blocked because it is known to have problems with Windows (Code 48) “
Strange - that driver worked for @erynmillennial. I had to take her word for it when I added that note to the guide and I trust she’s right since she got it working with that driver. I don’t have the new receiver like her (partially because I STILL use Win7 and 8.x and don’t own ANY Win10 hardware) so I can’t go in and figure out which driver works.
Code 48 means the driver has known compatibility issues. Are you using the new driver on the “fat” adapter? That’s the wrong driver for that receiver and ONLY applies to the small one she mentioned. You need to use the one I mentioned in Step 3. I may have to end up making a guide just for that receiver if this happens again.
For everyone else, I’ve updated my warning to clarify this.
Nick -
I also had this problem, but I noticed that there are actually 4 variants of the 1.0.46.1 driver. I had to pick the third one, so maybe try out the other variants, it may depend on your windows version. All in all I find it outrageous that a microsoft product needs this much effort to work.
Hello.
Thank you for this.
I just got this new gaming PC and it’s so far a little of a putdown.
no wifi built in..no Bluetooth installed internally.. (wtf)
and this helped me a whole ton
Thanks !
That’s normal with system builders who aren’t a big name. Almost none of them include WiFi/BT unless you specifically order it.
Nick -
For those who have bought a new one recently, the way to solve this problem (none of the manual drivers work!) is to go into windows update and force an update (even if it says no updates found, click the Check For Updates button). Magically an update appears! Magically! Argh, so annoying.
The Win10 slim one of the fat one?
Nick -
The slim one.
liedra -
That’s the first time I’ve heard that. If it comes up again I’ll look into making a note.
You may have used the wrong driver. I’m not sure if that’s the case but the drivers are different between the two as I found out a while back.
Nick -
This works! Everything else I tried failed except for this.
Stephen -
Little note for people, FORCE A WINDOWS UPDATE CHECK AND IT MAGICALLY APPEARS AND INSTALLS!!!
I don’t like that method because of Microsoft’s update track record. If you’ve never had an issue, do it.
Nick -
thanks it works. I thought of buying a new one, but luckily i don´t have to.
Thank you very much,i can fix my problem with that.
Title: Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1
Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers
Classification: Drivers (Networking)
Last Updated: 7/11/2017
Version: 1.0.46.1
Size: 217 KB
the driver that worked for me
For 64-bit systems:
Title: Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1
Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers
Classification: Drivers (Networking)
Last Updated: 7/11/2017
Version: 1.0.46.1
Size: 217 KB
Thank for help !
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For 64-bit systems:
Title: Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1
Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers
Classification: Drivers (Networking)
Last Updated: 7/11/2017
Version: 1.0.46.1
Size: 217 KB
ErynExtremelyOnline - 16/03/2018
ErynExtremelyOnline, you got it! Your answer was the only that worked for me.
Thank you!
I am still having problem. outdated Windows 10 64bit (pre-aniversary update), Xbox one wireless 1697 and usb receiver 1713
Device manager shows (XBOX ACC), error 28. Automatic drivers udpate failed.
So i went to https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com... and downloaded following:
1) Xbox - Net - 1.0.45.4 - Windows 10 Creators Update and Later Servicing Drivers, Windows 10 Creators Update and Later Upgrade & Servicing Drivers
2) Microsoft driver update for Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows - Windows 10 and later drivers, Windows 10 and later upgrade & servicing drivers
Manual driver install to a XBOX ACC by selecting cab files or directories with these extracted not find any suitable driver. Right clicking .inf and installing also no effect. Not tried reboot. What to install now please? “Xbox Controller” device WORKS when wired using cable. Problem is with wireless USB adapter/receiver.
Some people in the comments here have reported it works when you get the driver through Windows Update. I'm waiting until 2004 stabilizes to cover that on a fresh machine that I haven't made work yet to cover it.
Too many issues to go near it on production hardware for now.
Nick -
If anyone is getting an error saying that windows cannot find any drivers for your device after trying to manually install drivers by following this guide, try this. Go to your windows update panel and select advanced options. From there enable the option to receive updates for other Microsoft products and then check for updates. In my case, there was an update call Microsoft Game Net or something similar, I can’t remember the exact name. Download that update and see if it works. For me, as soon as the update installed my Microsoft wireless adapter went from “XBOX ACC” under other devices to “Xbox wireless adapter for Windows” under network adapters in Device manager.
This was done using the smaller Microsoft wireless adapter.
Peter - you’re a star! That worked immediately for me. Thanks so much
This should be the first thing everyone should try if the adapter doesn’t work automatically and was the only thing that finally got it to work for me. Thanks Pete
Thanks for the guide. Really helped me getting it sorted since Microsoft’s website didn’t offer much help.
@erynmillennial It’s almost 2021 and without your detailed guide i couldn’t make it work, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
And update for anyone who might need it…..
Im Running windows 10 64 bit and using a 1790 model with a series x controller. Could not get it to work . 1.0.46 DID NOT work for me. This one below 1.9.45 did work!. Thanks for your help. Finally got it working.
Xbox - Net - 7/18/2018 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.45.5Windows 10 and later drivers,Windows 10 and later upgrade & servicing drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing DriversDrivers (Networking)7/17/20181.0.45.5225 KB
Is December 12/13/2020 and this problem still persists. What are you doing Microsoft?
in Microsoft Update Catalog a lot if not all do not fix this problem.
Search for “xbox adapter” and download Xbox - Net - 7/11/2017 12:00:00 AM - 1.0.46.1. Three of the same show up on the list. Pick the one with the size of 217kb. Choose the first one. The folder starts with 8884e7cc. This one worked for me and it should work for you.
If you installed a different driver and it changed the XBOX ACC device to the XBOX WIRELESS ADAPTER FOR WINDOWS but still have a problem. Uninstall device, make sure to click on the box where it says “delete the driver software for this device”. after you do this it will show up as XBOX ACC again. then you update with the driver I mentioned on top. Good luck
Thank you! I had this issue with a brand new adapter on *two* entirely different computers running Windows 10 versions 2004 and 20H2. The download you mentioned worked perfectly. Windows Update failed to provide the driver on both machines.
Microsoft’s own hardware doesn’t work on their own OS without jumping through hoops. I can’t believe it.
Nick you are a &&^&^$^ legend your fix worked what i cant believe its 2020 and Microsoft still haven’t resolved this issue or made the driver easy to find without your comment i wouldn’t have got this working
ErynExtremelyOnline thank you so much u are a fcking god!
hey hey @nick ive just looked at this and i still need help for some reason the adapter works on my dads acer laptop but not on my new alienware m15 r3, ive done all the steps that you’ve said and the only one im so confused on its the unzipping and putting it in a new folder as even when the zip thingy you gave us it dont know what to unzip or how, please please help me!!!!! lol
Thank you @erynmillennial!!! I unsuccessfully tried many different drivers before this one - you’re right, it is deceptively named. Many thanks.
I was having loads of random connection drops with my adaptor (new slim model). The adaptor would show up in device manager with a yellow triangle. Plugging it in and out often fixed it but not always. Reboots didn’t always fix either. Turns out updating my PCs BIOS did the trick, as with the guy in the post below. My motherboard is a Maximus Hero VIII.
If this doesn’t resolve your issue, you can YouTube ‘Xbox ACC Fix For the New Wireless Adapter for Windows 10’ by SuperSlider. The drivers that he uploaded via mediafire isn’t available in the Microsoft update catalog.
Note: You will have to uninstall the previous drivers to install the driver from mediafire.
