Microsoft launched its next generation Xbox One nearly four months ago and had announced that its USB controller would work with PCs but has not yet provided the drivers for users who wish to use it for PC gaming.
Now, an enthusiastic Xbox One user, Lucas Assis, has provided instructions and a personally developed application to use the controller with a Windows PC. The third-party solution spotted by PC Gamer, includes a generic USB driver, controller emulating software vJoy, libusb, and Lucas" application which supports up to 16 controllers.
The entire package can be downloaded from here (Mirrors: OneDrive, Mega) before following the instructions provided in the video below