In the list on the left there should be your controller.Ĭlick the "New ▼" button, choose DirectInput, and you will get a window to bind keys and axes. It should show you something like "Motion in joy virtual joystick" in the compatible drivers list, choose that and a couple of windows should pop up accompanied with pleasing sounds. Click Update Driver, then "Browse my computer for driver software" then "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer". If there is a Change Settings button, click that and go to the drivers tab, if not, just go to the drivers tab. Go to the hardware tab and double click USB Input Device. Plug in your controller and go to Devices and Printers, it should be there as PLAYSTATION 3 controller, right click it and choose properties.
Unzip it somwhere, right click "MijXinput.inf" and click install. If you have Windows 7, you may or may not get a confirmation prompt with an option to install anyways.ĭownload the zip files that corresponds to your system. Here are two very short tutorial videos for Windows 8 and Windows 10 fixes. Windows 8 and 10 do not allow unsigned drivers by default, which is unfortunate because one such driver is the one we need. So i made my own little setup that i think fixes most of these issues.īefore you suggest it, no, scp is not a viable alternative. I'm just going to go get a new controller, ♥♥♥♥ this ♥♥♥♥.Most of the gamepad profiles i'm seeing here don't seem very practical, needing to toggle axes and such, and the DS3 profiles in particular ignore some significant extra features of the controller by using it to emulate a 360 controller. Both analog sticks work, every button lights up on screen, yet I still cannot get this thing to ♥♥♥♥ing work in any game, even if I download xinput wrappers that don't do anything to actually provide what it says it will. I checked to see if windows was recognizing button inputs by going into Devices and Printers and checking the inputs there. Now I can't even get the software to recognize my device even after uninstalling and reinstalling, closing the setup instead of running the Driver Installer, doing a clean wipe, THEN running the Driver Installer. I'm going to try something and let everyone know if it works or not. Yeah, I made sure it was plugged in, and clicked on the device I wanted to install the drivers for, aswell as trying the force install box, and still nothing.
If you're on windows 7, its necessary to install the 360 accessories software too since the drivers in windows 7 are older and unstable. run the setup and tick the "ds3", "configure service", etc and then install. Originally posted by SenMithrarin85:prior to install, connect the ds3 via usb.
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