How to fix the joystick on xbox one controller?

How to Fix the Joystick on Xbox One Controller

Are you plagued by a malfunctioning joystick on your Xbox One controller? If so, you’ve landed on the right page. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the different methods to fix the joystick on Xbox One controller. Whether it’s a gentle tweak or a more involved repair process, we’ll cover it all.

What Went Wrong?

Before we jump into the fix, it’s important to understand what could have caused the malfunction.

• Wear and Tear: Joysticks are under constant pressure, especially during FPS games or intense gaming sessions.

• Accidental Damage: Be honest, we’ve all dropped something in our lives, including our favourite gaming controller.

• Firm or Tight Joystick: Factory settings can sometimes lead to tightened joysticks, causing resistance, unresponsiveness, or even calibration issues.

• Controller Cleaning Techniques: Improper cleaning could dislodge the silicone O-rings or get dirt lodged inside the joystick.
Let’s move on to the fix for these issues!

Gently Cleaning the Joystick

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Before you start, make a note of your controller’s settings before disassembling it.

  2. Using a soft, dry cloth (or a canister of compressed air), softly sweep the joystick and surrounding areas (carefully ) to remove any loose debris or dusty buildup.

  3. If necessary (), apply a small amount (~ 1-5ml*) of 99-100% ISO-Alcohol on your cloth and gently wipe up the joystick’s ridges and the area surrounding** (**make sure to clean any crumbs, dust, or dirt buildup before applying any cleaning products)

  4. Repeat step 2 (*) for additional cleaning as needed.

Remember: Do NOT** spray the controller with too much cleaning product, nor put the joystick in direct sunlight – these could cause further damage!.

Resetting the Joystick Calibration:

Method 1. Re-Calibration using Console Settings

  1. Connect your X1 controller to your Xbox One.*

  2. Press the Start (/) button to restart the controller in recovery mode.
    In     Recovery Mode Interface select the option "Diagnostics" (** Settings > Devices > Controllers and compatibili).
    4.Under     Diagnostics Control click Calibrated Device List (*). Move your cursor ( Move direction (UP/DOWN/right/Left) using on-screen directional arrow.) around the Circle Pad/Moment.
    5.*    When finished click Back button () and reset controller by restarting Xbox On ).

Method 2 Manual Joystick Calibration:

  1. Visit www.xboxreclaim.com to run their *Free* Calibration test, and then re-enable it once finished (more information*).

**Performing a System Update***

If the issue persists, perform a system update by :

  1. Sign in to your Console > Go to Settings > System Updated.

  2. Restart the controller at any point to restart & restart re-run)

Resetting the Controller through a PC:

Another solution involves connecting your Xbox pad to your Windows 10 PC. (*Install Xbox Devices app on your Windows 1.):

  1. Restart you’re controller, connect in the "Wireless Connected Devices" option on the "Seting*").
    Under "*Controllers and Comat>" Click on "Get up to date     with latest driver *update (and "X". Install install driver). After update restart. You will now see an active status and you will connect and connect again and " Device is Connected*. This step can fix calibration).

Firmware Update Issue Fix:

  1. Go "Setting > Device > Controllers’", Select "Calibs*. Reset to factory/default. " Click *X on Controller & settings"
    1 Click [Back (**>)**    ) & then back on "Settings>"
    2 Go ‘Diagnostics‘ Restart Xbox "Re** ‘**

Physical Sticking Issue:

  1. Place your Xbox One controller upside down*

  2. Hold the **Right* button (Left), the left thumb, with a slight twist*)

  3. Locate the small rubber feet*. Fist your finger to hold** thumbs

  4. Carefully flip it to remove stuck flaps and the Right Thumb

What is ? Fix the Calib

  • The * Fix Calibration button in Diagnostic menu can fix stuck / jammed thumb-stiky

    • In Settings > Devices > Controllers. You may find an option**

" Fix Cal. to unjam / " fix Calibration"
1 Choose option & confirm.
You should be calibrate
" Your joystic fixed. Check & *for

Additional Trouleshooting:

  • Check the joystick connections (solder repair) or swap controller(s) to confirm functionality

  • Use **Wirecutters* (to identify problem, such as corrosion)
    These additional troubleshooting steps should help with resolving joystick issues on your Xbox controllers. Remember, the importance on keeping your controller clean, ensuring loose parts, and resetting the joystick frequently, is essential in enhancing gaming experience and longevity of the electronics.

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