Xbox 360 Controller for Windows real vs fake

just have you a fake vs real one like how they did the Undertaker years ago lol

Hi,

It's clearly a fake knock off Xbox 360 controller. The official controllers have different packaging. Which would probably explain why it only shows it as USB game-pad rather than an Xbox 360 controller in Windows.

I'm not sure what 'Minesweeper' game you're playing to test if controllers work on it or not. Do other games detect the controller?

I'm also leaning towards the fake Flash drive theory too. I've watched programs about fake electronic goods. Thousands of these fake devices are doing the rounds on auction sites and unscrupulous online retailers. They look real, they will even show the
correct amount of free space when connected to a Windows PC, but they are not real.

When opened up, many of these fake USB storage devices actually only contained 8GB or less of real storage! I would check your device to see if it really is a legitimate Flash drive.

What I'm saying is, a real Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim Power Supply (PSU) doesn't have a fan. If yours does, then it's counterfeit. It's a fake. Using fake PSUs are not only dangerous (Fire hazard), but they could very well fry your console and make it unusable.
Follow my instructions and get a real PSU directly from Microsoft.

Given that the domain that email sent from is @microsoft.com, I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the email as "fake" simply because of a minor grammatical error.

You should talk to the Policy Enforcement team to clarify this. You'll find them in this forum section.