Xbox One controllers are currently supported on the,, and apps, as well as the. You may use either wired (USB) or wireless (Bluetooth) for all platforms. For help connecting your controller, see the guides for your device below. Before you continue: • Shadow may not detect your Xbox One controller if it's incompatible with your device.
For help connecting your device to an Xbox One controller, contact your device's manufactuer. • If you have the Shadow app open on your device, close the app prior to setup. • iOS devices do not support Xbox One controllers. Apple recommends using MFi certified controllers with iOS operating systems. Windows Note: Xbox One controllers are compatible with Windows 10, but Windows 8.1 and older operating system may require additional setup.
To pair your controller with your PC using a micro-USB cable or Bluetooth, see Microsoft's article on. This article also includes instructions for the Xbox wireless adapter. If your PC is unable to detect your Xbox One controller, install the latest drivers from Microsoft: • Point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then select Search. • Enter Device Manager in the search box, and then click Device Manager. Note: Windows may ask you for an administrator password or to confirm your choice. • Locate and expand Microsoft Xbox One Controller. • Right-click the expanded Microsoft Xbox One Controller and click Update Driver Software.
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• Click Search Automatically for Updated Software. MacOS Note: Xbox One controllers are not and may require third party apps for additional setup.
Apple recommends using MFi certified controllers with macOS operating systems. Wireless setup is recommended. Wired Connect your Xbox One controller to your Mac using in a micro-USB cable.
Wireless Connect your Xbox One controller to your Mac via Bluetooth: • Use your Mac's settings to. • Turn on your Xbox One controller. • Press and hold the sync button until the controller's light flashes. • to your Mac. If your Mac is not able to detect your controller, you may be required to for additional setup. Disclaimer: Third party software must be installed at your own risk. Apple and Blade Group do not develop drivers for Xbox One or Xbox 360 controllers. Android Note: Androids are compatible with Xbox One controllers and may be connected using either USB or Bluetooth.
Wireless setup is recommended. Wired Since Xbox One controllers require micro-USB cables, we recommend using an OTG cable (pictured below) commonly referred to as an adapter. Depending on your Android make and model, you may need either of the following OTG cables: • USB-C • micro-USB To find out whether your Android is compatible with micro-USB or USB-C, compare the examples above to your Android's charger or port. Wireless To use your Android's built-in bluetooth feature: • Use your Android's settings to. • Turn on your Xbox One controller.