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1. #Kigb 360 controller install#
2. #Kigb 360 controller drivers#
3. #Kigb 360 controller driver#
4. #Kigb 360 controller manual#
5. #Kigb 360 controller software#

#Kigb 360 controller install#

Test the setup with the included XInputTest.exe to make sure all the buttons function correctly.Īnd you will copy them to the the game install directory.Double click it and all Xbox Controllers will be turned off. It will list both your VID & PIDĪlso change the FakeAPI=0 to FakeAPI=1 Save the file.

#Kigb 360 controller manual#

With this you have to manual edit the x360ce.ini file(in notepad or any text editor) and add the VID & PID, which are easy to find.Ĭontrol Panels > System > Device manager > Human Interface Device > find your controller listed> right click > properties > details > switch the drop down to hardware Ids. Or use the manual config version: x360ce_vibmod_3.1.4.1. What I did, instead of trial and error to see which one works, was make one of each and I just copy all 4 into the game directory along with the ini file. Once saved this adds 2 more files to the folder than the exe is in : If it does not you can setup which buttons you want to do what. With this once extracted run the x360ce.exe and it should determine what controller you have and load a profile for you. You can use the app version: x360ce.App-2.0.2.158. Once this is installed there are 2 options for setting up the files needed for emulation This is mainly just used for the drivers.

#Kigb 360 controller drivers#

I just told Windows to allow the unsigned drivers and was good to go.

#Kigb 360 controller driver#

Many people have problems installing the driver that comes with the XBCD 0.2.7 release. It is a discontinued product though, I think.but Amazon is showing them for less than $20 here. Microsoft also has what is called a Microsoft® gaming receiver for Windows® that allows you to plugin wireless controllers into your PC.

#Kigb 360 controller software#

If you want to avoid all this trouble and don't mind the extra cost, you'll just want to buy a Wired 360 controller and download that software for your computer/laptop. So instead of spending a lot of money on a wired 360 official controller, you can buy any sort of USB-compatible controller and use that. This would allow you to use any USB-compatible controllers and emulate the 360 controller. That being said, what you're looking for is Xbox Controller Driver or (XBCD). Microsoft only has wired controller support for the Xbox 360. Any thoughts / suggestions would be greatly appreciated. My assumption is that I will either need to buy the RF receiver for my laptop, or get a wireless controller.

Has anyone else been successful in getting the controller to function in-game? Does the Play and Charge kit strictly act as a charging cable, and does not pass data? I know that you can use the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Receiver device to work with wireless controllers, and you can use the wired xbox 360 controllers without any problems, but it doesn't seem that the Play and Charge kit fits either of those situations. While still plugged in, if I launch the Game Controllers application (joy.cpl), the controller is not listed, even though it is still listed in the Device Manager as functioning properly. If I press the 'home' button on the controller, the green light just flashes (all 4 lights lit up at the same time) repeatedly until I unplug the PnC cable. However, when I fire up a game that has 'gamepad' support (in this case: Borderlands), the controller doesn't work. When I look in my device manager, I can see that the controller is listed as installed and the properties of the controller show that the device is functional. When I plug the controller in, my machine recognizes it successfully, downloads drivers (v1.2), and installs the drivers successfully. I am trying to get my wireless xbox 360 controller to function on my Windows PC via the Play and Charge kit. I wasn't sure whether to post this here, or in /r/techsupport. Need help from Microsoft? The fastest and best way to get assistance with all Xbox issues is by using Twitter to DM You will get an answer back from a human in minutes, if not seconds.

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