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It's giving me a driver error. and can not get it working. The instruction are stupid simple and even has instructions for pushing the start button on the computer. It basically just says to plug in the receiver and it will work. Logitech support chat was no help asking me for serial numbers - the print is too tiny on the back of the controller so I can not read it. And my vision is perfectly fine. as of 6 months ago and told I didn't need glasses. Anyway enough rambling - sorry. Here is a picture of my devices showing driver error:  I really don't want to return it because my wired F310 has served me for years and it's the same Playstation style of controller which I am very use to. I just got a wireless version of it. I probably should have read the amazon reviews. I got tired of them where someone will leave 1 stay and in the review will just type "yes". I find it irratating.
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I found this on github. https://gist.github.com/bsamadi/4d4070658b7ea4ee7960cae40a7fccb4 Seems to be working now. Edit: It should not take several hours to set up a game controller. I need to stop buying Logitech products. My logitech speakers also died in a month and had to replace them with the Creative speakers from 20 years ago that still work. nunsexmonkrock fucked around with this message at 03:47 on Feb 27, 2024 |
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Feb 27, 2024 03:44
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Glad it's working. Old hardware that works, owns. Win 11 has quite a few issues with old hardware, I tried everything I could think of to get an OG Wii controller working. There are so many apps and scripts to enable it, but only for win 7 It's fine on win 10, but 11 did something different. It's usually because of a security issue, and we should be thankful or "thankful" lol
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