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Shows the battery of your Xbox controllers and other Bluetooth devices on your CORSAIR XENEON EDGE, with the Battery widget by Atomic.
Use Battery Helper v1.1 with Battery widget v1.1
Install
Download the zip below and put AtomicControllerBattery.exe somewhere it can stay (for example Documents\Atomic).
Double-click it once. That's it: it starts with Windows from now on and sits in the tray.
Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" the first time, because the app isn't signed. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
What it shows
Xbox controllers over Bluetooth: the same battery % as Windows Settings.
Plugged in by USB: Charging, with the last known %.
Xbox Wireless Adapter and Xbox Elite Series 2: these only report four levels, so they show Full, Medium, Low or Critical.
Other Bluetooth devices: any keyboard, mouse or headset that Windows Settings shows a battery % for, from any brand. Windows isn't told when these are charging, so the widget shows Charging once the level starts to rise.
Using it in the widget
Open the helper from the tray. Each device has a name shown in blue: type that name into a Name or Match box in the Battery widget's settings in iCUE. To show your own label, type it before an equals sign, for example Keyboard = RK-S98RGB.
Good to know
Bluetooth devices from other brands are supported on a best-effort basis: the helper shows exactly what each device reports to Windows. Some older or classic-Bluetooth devices don't report a battery level and can't be shown.
It only shares battery levels with the widget on this PC (localhost:8087). Nothing is sent online.
To stop it, right-click the tray icon and choose Exit. Uncheck Start with Windows to stop it starting.