

Hello there,
I apologise for the delayed response. Thank you for continuing to update this thread with your reports and experiences regarding your Xbox One / Series X|S controllers disconnecting whilst playing Assassin's Creed: Valhalla on PC. The development team are still investigating this issue further. I've added the reports that have been shared here to the ongoing investigation so the development team can take a closer look at these.
If you haven't already, please can you try these basic PC troubleshooting steps and ensure that your controller drivers are fully up-to-date. This will help to establish that there are no other background causes to the issue (such as conflicting software).
If you are having trouble with connecting your controller to the game, please can you provide us with all of the following information in the following format:
@Husain-87 - If you're encountering trouble with your controller in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, we'd recommend posting in the dedicated forums for this game.
@abostaca - I'm sorry to hear you've been charged twice. If you purchased the game from the Ubisoft Store, I would recommend opening a support ticket so our team can investigate this further.
Thank you!
@ubi-borealis
I am also having those issues. I did play the game from the start and the problem with connection was always there, now it is much more frequent and the game is not playable at all.
I am using a Xbox One X controller (the newest model available )
The problem occurs only with ubisoft connect on. I just checked multiple other games and the controller works ok, no disconnects
The controller keeps disconnecting already in the main menu making the game unplayable
It is a rodeo, disconets seconds after I ALT TAB to game in menu and keeps it on a loop , connects disconnects all the time. When I ALT TAB to the desktop the controller stays connected , it disconnects and connects in short periods when I switch back do in game main menu
I chosen the xbox controller method
I do have bluetooth speakers connected , I tried playing with headphones (with the bluetooth speakers off) It does not change anything I updated my onboard intel bluetooth driver to a newest version, I removed the controller from connected list and paired it again. This did not help either
The moment I connect Xbox controller with cable everything works just fine. No sudden disconnects. But obviously I do not want to play in cable mode, my cable is very short and I like sitting all way back on my couch connected to a tv
Please do something about it, it is very frustrating , I was waiting for a new game add on and now when it is out, I can not play it.
Adrian.
Well I am now having this EXACT issue with my new Xbox controller and Days Gone on PC
Hello there!
@culanamo/Adrian - Thank you for sharing your report with us, and for providing us with all of the requested information. I've passed on your report to the development team so it can be used as part of the ongoing investigation.
I understand that using a wired connection is not ideal for your set-up. Rest assured that the development team are investigating what could potentially be causing this issue for players further. Once we have any new updates to share from the investigation, we will let you all know within this thread as soon as we are able to.
@Raging_Beard - Just to confirm, are you encountering this issue with Assassin's Creed: Valhalla too? If so, can you provide us with all of the following information:
We can then pass your report along to the developers for a closer look.
@Nateks0492 - Thank you for such a detailed report, and for including additional images/videos for the team to take a closer look at! I've forwarded your report to the development team so they can include it in their ongoing investigation.
Thanks!
I have this issue. Brand New Xbox Series X Wireless Controller, Z490 Asus Hero Motherboard, Latest Intel Bluetooth drivers, updated controller firmware through Microsoft Store App.
I can play any other game and no disconnect issues but as soon as I launch AC Valhalla I get constant controller disconnect reconnects. Adding game to steam and launching did not fix the issue.
If I plug the controller in via usb there is no issue. Craziness!
Anyone find a fix yet?
Hello there @def2att! Welcome to the forums
I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing disconnection when using your Xbox Series X controller. Thanks for letting us know that you're able to use the controller successfully with a wired connection. I understand that this is not an ideal workaround, and would like to assure you that the development team are looking into this issue further.
Thanks for providing us with a lot of information already! Can you please provide us with this additional information as well:
We can then include this in your report to the development team.
Thanks!
I have been having this issue in Assassin's Creed Origins (usually when in the menu or map) but not other games. Using the Steam driver seems to have fixed it for me. I also found that I can set the Steam game properties to use the Steam driver on a per-game basis, which should be useful if I run into issues with any other games.
If you don't own the game on steam, you will have to add it as a non-steam game and enable xbox controller support globally, as others have mentioned.
Hello there!
Thank you for taking the time to share your workaround in this thread, @RemoteMan213! I'm glad to hear that this has helped to resolve the issue for you, @McDrizzlez!
The development team is still taking a closer look at what could potentially be causing this disconnection issue to occur whilst playing the game. If you're encountering issues with your Xbox One / Series X|S controller disconnecting whilst playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, we'd recommend that you give this workaround a try. Additionally, we'd suggest that you use a wired connection if possible.
If you're still having trouble playing with your Xbox One / Series X|S controller after trying these steps, then please can you provide us with the following information:
We can then forward these reports to the dedicated teams as part of the ongoing investigation.
Thanks!
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