XBOX搖桿 hid compliant game controller 嚴重

3. After that repair controller via Bluetooth

Gonna need a more detailed explanation on that one. Bluetooth troubleshoot showed nothing.

1) Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & Other Devices

Find Xbox Wireless Controller and Remove Device.

2) Windows Search > Device Manager > View > Show Hidden Devices

Find "Human Interface Devices" and uninstall the HID-compliant game controller.

*Important to "Show hidden" or you won't find it as the device is disconnected*

'HID-compliant game controller' completely vanishes when you select 'Remove Device' from the Bluetooth & Other Devices menu. It's only there when it's connected.

EDIT: So I uninstalled the HID-compliant game controller before removing the device from the bluetooth menu, connected aaand it's still the '6 axis 16 button gamepad with hat switch'. No change.

It appears that the Sidewinder "92626" is not a HID compliant Joystick. It was an update to an old Gameport standard joystick, and the USB was just a conversion from the gameport protocol, which required specific drivers.

The XAC requires HID compliant joysticks, I am sorry.

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I JUST FIGURED IT OUT. Ok so in my previous post I mentioned how the XINPUT compatible HID device shows up in the device manager with the Metal Gear Solid exclamation point over the icon when you turn off the controller. Well, I did
some digging on steam and found in another post from last year where they had a similar issue with Xbox one and 360 controllers during an update last year and they said that the XINPUT compatible HID needs to be changed to compliant HID. The steps to do so
are as follows:

*from your desktop, press windows button + x to open the controller menu.

*Select device manager.

*On the list of devices, expand the Human interface device section.

*If the icon XINPUT compatible HID or something similar isnt listed, plug in the adapter and controller and just turn the controller off to instigate the mouse freezing. If you had to make the mouse freeze again, make sure you enable the device in the HID
list before you restart your computer. Youll have to user the keyboard because that should still work. If not the device may still be there after a hard reset, but I'm not sure.

*After restarting your PC, reopen the device manager and check the HID section again

*This time, right click the XINPUT device and select Update driver

*Select browse my computer files for the driver after which select "Let me pick from a list of drivers on my computer"

*A menu should pop up and near the top of the list it should show the HID compliant device. Make sure to select compliant device and not compliant system controller or something else.

*This should fix the issue for the most recent driver updates or windows updates or whatever *** it up in the first place. Just remember that the controller does emit HID interference if something is wrong with it (like a bad update), so if this event or
something similar happens again try these steps and see if you notice anything weird.

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Thank you for your understanding.

Kind regards,



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Hello Dave C2022,

May we ask if you have connected the controller wirelessly and if you also have access to another PC to test the issue?

Also, since you were using this on an iPad or Android device you would not see any time of HID compliant. It sounds like maybe the controller is no longer holding a charge or working properly when unplugged from a device. Also, how old is this controller and are they within warranty? Maybe it's time for a repair or replacement.

We are looking forward to your response.

We will be glad to follow up and help you.



Sincerely,



Xbox Forum Moderator

Microsoft Community