xow stops at "Waiting for device" #176
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Try to use a different USB port (you probably already did that). If that doesn't help, find an active USB hub (with external power source), connect that to your computer, and try connecting the dongle to that hub. From my experience, USB ports may degrade electrically over time. Devices that worked before just stop working after some time. This happens especially for ports that are plugged and unplugged often. An active USB hub can usually work around it - as long as it doesn't have other strange USB quirks with some devices. I have a USB hub for that matter: Some devices only reliably work with that hub, others only work when connected directly to the PC. Before buying a hub, you could try a completely different PC. It's probably not a firmware issue with the dongle itself because that firmware will be uploaded to the dongle on each connect, it's not stored permanently on the stick. |
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I tried lots of different ports on my PC and none of them worked. I also tried on a fairly new Macbook running Windows through bootcamp, and that didn't work either. I got the same "Device Descriptor Request Failed" error. Something that I should mention is that I got this adapter on eBay, which may explain why it's faulty. The strange thing is that it was working earlier; perhaps the device was extremely degraded from previous use and only had a short lifespan as a result. I think I might want to try getting a new adapter from the Microsoft store. |
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Yeah, maybe it was on eBay because it was not working reliably in all devices already for the previous owner... |
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It was from a vendor that resells used adapters and claims that they are tested and working. Hopefully the last time I make that mistake... At any rate I've ordered a new one from Microsoft and it should get here in about a week, with any luck this will fix my issues. |
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I had this same issue after dual booting windows 11 with Manjaro KDE. I think it creates some kind of a firmware conflict. To get it working again, I unplugged the dongle, stopped the xow service, restarted the xow service, and then plugged the dongle back in when it read "waiting for device" Worked like a charm for me, I hope you find the same. |
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Hi I am having a similar issue however just upgraded Linux. |
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Not quite a fix, but a workaround.
I could only replicate the issue if I had booted up win11 and then boot back to Manjaro. Once I boot back into Manjaro I have to force quit xow, unplug the adapter, restart xow, wait until the message “waiting for device” appears and then plug back in the Xbox adapter.
That will keep it working until the next time I boot into windows.
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Gotcha. I ended up going with xboxdrv and it works although the mappings
are all wonk so I have to figure that out.
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… Not quite a fix, but a workaround.
I could only replicate the issue if I had booted up win11 and then boot
back to Manjaro. Once I boot back into Manjaro I have to force quit xow,
unplug the adapter, restart xow, wait until the message “waiting for
device” appears and then plug back in the Xbox adapter.
That will keep it working until the next time I boot into windows.
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So xow was working for me for a little while, but just recently it has stopped detecting my adapter. I tried a bunch of different USB ports on my PC, countless reboots and resets of the xow service with the adapter unplugged/plugged in; no luck. I've heard that dual booting with Windows can cause issues, and I have to use Windows for my work, so I fear that may be what's causing this. What's even worse is that Windows doesn't even recognize the device anymore, it says "Device Descriptor Request Failed". My best guess is that it's some kind of firmware issue with the adapter, but I have no idea how to go about fixing it. My apologies if this is a known issue, I've done my best to search for help and I haven't found anything. I hope somebody can help me out here, I'm at a loss.
Here's a recent log:
Here's an older log from when it was working (expected output):
Screenshots from Windows:
Wireless adapter model: 6HN-00002
Xbox controller model: 1708
Linux distro: Manjaro GNOME
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