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It works, I guess it deserves at least one star for that. I'm trying to use an Xbox One controller, wirelessly, with my gaming desktop and it's almost becoming more trouble than it's worth. My BRAND-NEW desktop computer (about 1 month old) got the blue screen of death several weeks ago. I was worried that maybe it was due to poor build quality since it is a prebuilt PC but nope, I looked up the error code (mt7612us.sys) and it's due to some bad driver directly associated with this wireless adapter. This on top of the fact that games for Windows is a joke of a software service and Windows 10, although miles better than Vista, struggles to update itself every few weeks. Does Microsoft understand how to patch, download, install and implement its own software for its own devices? I'm seriously not sure. It would also help if Microsoft bothered to maybe, I don't know, have some sort of native support for a wireless controller for XBOX GAMES THROUGH AN XBOX DIGITAL SERVICE ON A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM FOR AN XBOX CONTROLLER THAT ALREADY HAS WIRELESS CAPABILITIES BUILT-IN. In case you're wondering, no, all the special Xbox One controller software and drivers you can separately download through Microsoft's webpages don't help your computer recognize a wireless Xbox One controller. I asked a few Best Buy employees for this adapter and they were confused it was even necessary to begin with (and of course they didn't have the product in stock anyways). There are workarounds to get Windows to recognize a wireless Xbox One controller (through some extra steps on a Windows 10 anniversary update...for a game controller...) but the fact that this thing exists in the first place is embarrassing. Thanks Microsoft.