Guys, i have a solution. I figured out that it was the controller firmware update that screwed things up, so what you wanna do is
1.- Install xbox accesories from the microsoft store
2.-go to file explorer
3.-click on "this pc"
4.-click above where it says -this pc-
5.- paste in the following command: xboxaccessories:\firmwareupdate?legacyDowngrade=true
That will allow you to roll back the firmware from your pc! Just make sure the controller is connected with usb
This fixed my issue 100%. Thank you for this.
The "updated" firmware is junk.
Microsoft, please FIT IT.
I tried this, unfortunately the accessories app just says "no controller connected via USB yet I can SEE the controller in the background... And when it does decide to recognize it for the command it says it is already up to date. Im over this ****. I worked perfectly fine a few months ago when I last tried it. At this point I've had less trouble with the Dual Sense Playstation 5 controllers on windows. They operate perfectly fine both wired and wirelessly.