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If you look on the front of your 360 console, you should see a small white button next to the Memory Unit B port. If you press this button, the lights around the power button should start to blink or rotate. This means that the XBox is looking for a new controller signal. Hold down the power button on the controller for a few seconds and it should sync with the console. After that you should be good to go.
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Can you hook up an Xbox controller to a laptop?
YES
Can you hook up a wireless controller to the xbox 360 console?
you can't hook up a wireless control to the xbox 360 just push on the buttom on the middle that depends did you mean a 360 controller or a PC gaming controller 360 controller-yes press the connect button on front of xbox and then on controller. PC controller-no has to be xbox 360 compatible
How do you hook up an xbox controller to Windows 7 laptop step by step?
Buy a Xbox 360 controller for PC, you can buy these now in store.
How do you hook up a Xbox 360 wired controller to a 360?
There is two USB slots on the front of the xbox 360 behind the flap plug the usb wired controller into there
I cant get my xbox 360 controller to work with vista i have it plugged in to a usb port I downloaded the 360 status but when you turn the Xbox controller it flashes as if it is trying to find the Xbox?
you have to get the wireless gaming adapter that you hook up to your computer via a USB cable. then you can use your controller with your computer.Yes, you can use a controller charger in the USB port
Can a person on xbox live watch another persons game?
Not unless you have a camera of some sort and that person does too. So, if you don't have a camera to hook up on xbox live, than you can only chat without looking at the person.
Is champions online coming to the 360?
It was going to but it no longer is, however you can hook up you xbox 360 controller to your computer and play
How do you hook up a second wireless controller to your Xbox 360?
Press the Guide buton in the middle of your controller. Press the little button on the side of your controller that the triggers are on. I believe it's more to the right. Press the small button just under the right edge of the disc tray of your xbox Wait for em to connect to each other and then you're good to go. Note: If there's already four controllers connected, another controller cannot connect.
How do you enable the microphone on rockband?
If you have a PS3 then just hook it up in the usb port on the front. If you have an Xbox just hook it up in the front as well. If you have a PS2 hook it up in one of the lower controller ports. If you have any more questions I will be glad to answer them. :)
How do you hook an Xbox controller up to a computer?
For an Xbox 360 wired controller, just plug it in. Windows should contain the proper drivers to use it. For an Xbox 360 wireless controller, you will need to purchase a special adapter. For an original Xbox controller, chop the end off the cable (or extender cable), strip the wires, and match them up to the wires in a standard USB cable. You can ignore the yellow wire and just cut it of altogether. Then download the drivers from the "Related links" box below.
How do you hook a wireless 360 controller?
On your xbox 360 controller at the top there is a small button with 3 little arrows. Point the arrows to your xbox 360 and hold them in. But at the same time you must press in the small black button right below the pace where you would put your wireless controller into, press that small button at the same time
How do you hook up the microphone on Guitar Hero?
Both the video game control (XBOX controller on XBOX and PS controller on PS) have to be plugged in as well. You use the controller to select the rocker and difficulty and the microphone to sing once the song has begun. Your notes will be at the top of the screen. There should be a cord on the mic. you plug it in to the USB ports on the Xbox at the bottom where the flap is or on the ps3 at the bottom where you would plug in the cord to charge the controller.
