windows 11 xbox controller analogue stick speed.

Was using windows 10 for such a long time no issues when paired with a wired Xbox 360 controller using USB, on the 360 generic driver since windows 10 was released no issues on any games using steam/origin/uplay or the microsoft store but....
After upgrading to windows 11 the analogue sticks seem super sensitive, I mainly use it for racing games but tested on TPP and FPP games and they seem have the same issue. Maybe some people can play with 2x sensitivity and muscle memory will adapt but i cannot
I have tried different drivers but most throw an error saying it isn't capatible...
Just wondering even using Device manager legacy hardware mode i can't seem find the generic driver for 360 does anyone know if its possible to use such driver on windows 11.
Controller acts as it did on windows 10 when i plug it into an older system using windows 10 or lower so i know controller isn't faulty.

Looking for a solution so i don't have to keep adjusting settings in games and fine tuning them over and over

Also I read that MS issued a firmware update on the console that addressed this issue.
Open the Settings of your firmware.
Choose the System option, and then pick Updates.
Choose the Update Console option to see whether there are any available updates for you. If so, download and install the latest version of firmware

When you say update firmware do you mean using the Xbox Accessories app or Device manager....
I am on windows 11.

Xbox Accessories app

try to change usb port, 2.0 or 3.0
and see if there is a difference, on my sister's computer it worked