controller support

rockingalan · Jun 10, 2019

I have had two controllers now start drifting/move more then what I'm inputting. I've tried clean the analog sticks without removing the cover but it hasn't worked. Is there a another way for me fix them?

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XBF Brad A

Hi Alan,

As the question has been answered by a few people. I will go ahead and lock this thread as it has been resolved. Feel free to come back anytime if you have a question or issue.

Thanks,

Brad

TERMINATOR1g

I can't even get my 360 official controller working properly

Obsessive Power

I'm sorry that didn't work.

The files in the Windows Apps folders are encrypted, so you can't chage or add files to them.

The only option is an Xinput controller. This can be a Xbox One or 360 controller. Doesn't need to be official, a third party one should work fine.

StevenSF3

Hey rockingalan

The controllers do have a 90 day warranty on them so if you bought one within the last 90 days if may be eligible for service or repair. You can sign in and check here:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/devices

Other than that I’m unaware of a way to fix the drift on the controller once it starts. I have also had to replace a couple of my own controllers because of the drift so I understand how you feel.

DamionWeller

Hi

Your controller doesn't support Xinput, which is why it's not working in Windows 10 and XGP games.

Steam gets around this via emulation in it's own launcher software.

To get around this with Windows 10 games you could try an Xbox controller emulator like x360ce

That's quite an idea but for x360ce to work it needs to be pasted into the same directory as the game exe and of course, it is locked with permission that supersedes the Admin and full control of the folder. I tried this initially but for giggles, I tried
again. Still locked.

controller support