Even if you don't own an Xbox, gaming on PCs or other Windows devices can be enhanced because they're mostly compatible with the core Xbox wireless controller.

Sometimes you just want to use an Xbox controller with your PC. Here's how to do it.

With drivers built into Windows 10 and 11, it's never been easier to connect your Xbox controller to your Windows PC. We'll show you how.

There's no need to go out and buy a separate controller for gaming on your computer. Here's how you can use the controller that comes with your Xbox 360, Xbox One, or PlayStation 4.

Connecting your Xbox gamepad to a Windows PC is almost as easy as connecting it to a console. Here's how to do it in a few simple steps.

Windows 10 has built-in drivers that let you use an Xbox One controller within games, but what about using an Xbox One controller all the time? It's a great alternative to a mouse if you use your ...

To connect an Xbox controller via an adaptor, you'll (obviously) need an adaptor--specifically, the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows 10. It will plug into a USB port on your PC.

Having trouble getting your Xbox Series X controller to work on Windows 10? Here's how to fix that.

Learn how to remap Xbox One Controller buttons, sticks, bumpers, etc, according to your preferences on Xbox One and Windows PC. You can choose to update the controller as well.

To update Xbox One controller firmware & drivers, simply connect it to a PC. If that does not work, use the Xbox Accessories app.

Microsoft hasn't yet released the official drivers to make Xbox One controllers compatible with a PC, but with a bit of finagling, those so inclined can make the two pieces of hardware play nice ...