My controller has been starting to get stick drift is there any contraption of fix to the issue? Also my triggers specifically left trigger is getting stuck or something I have tried banging the trigger on the end of my table but I think that might be causing some sort of problem?
#Xbox 1 controller is starting to get stick drift and I have triggers that are causing an issue
supple wing
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zinc elk
You can try the following steps for stick drift:
- Clean around the thumbsticks.
- Use canned air to blow out dust and debris.
- Recalibrate the controller.
- Go to Profile & system > Settings > Devices & connections > Accessories.
- Select your controller then choose configure.
- Select the calibration option and follow it's steps.
-# Additionally, in the Accessories menu, make sure your controller's firmware is up to date.
- Reset the controller.
- Press and hold the Xbox button on the controller for 10 seconds.
- Wait a few seconds and turn it back on.
For the trigger, I would try the same cleaning steps as for the joystick.
If none of those steps work, the internal components are likely worn out, and you will need to send it in for repair or get a new controller.
supple wing
Ok