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Use VDX to convert your xbox controller to a ds4 controller. Use the custom build of DS4Windows that I provided, and turn on the Ex1 switch in the Macro window, then restart the controller detection by the Stop/Start button at the bottom right corner of DS4Windows. At this point, you will have at least 3 controllers in your system, and you need ...
DS4Win, JoyXoff, and Controller Companion are all remapping software. It's most convenient to use a single piece of software if it can take care of all your needs, some remapping software is known to conflict and need configuration or yet other software like ViGEM/HidHide to reconcile problems, particularly when you want to hand outputs from one piece of software to another like you describe.
Step 1: Disable steam support for DS4 because we will be using other tools (Ds4windows, Inputmapper) Step 2: Open "Device Manager" (Win + X > Device manager). From View click show hidden device. Navigate to Human Interface Devices and uninstall all "Hid-Compliant Game Controller" and "Bluetooth HID device". Yes, all of them.
Go to SETTINGS tab in DS4Windows (Make sure you have the latest version possiblle, 2023 not the 2016 version) In settings tab. go to "Device Options" at the mid right. Here you can select all the controllers you want to be recognized by DS4Windows. Pro controller is unchecked by default! This is the reason why it doesn't work.
For me how it works changes over time. Now to fix it and get it working, I opened GeForce experience, opened the in-game overlay, settings, and turned off the "broadcast LIVE" and "highlights" options. Then I turned off the in-game overlay in GeForce experience, connected my controller to DS4controller (with "Hide DS4 Controller" selected AND making sure the "emulated controller" setting is ...
I have solution: 1)open ds4w. 2)go to settings, click controller/driver setup. 3)click install ViGEmBus Driver. 4)when it will open click repair. it worked for me. If its still dont work then go to windows Bluetooth settings, unpair wireless controller and then pair it back. Also reset can help.
Set the Touchpad to "Passthru" mode. You also need to "un-bind" all touchpad related actions in the left-side list of the "Controls" tab (inside the profile editor). Or you can import a pre-made profile: Import the following profile: DS4 Total Passthru. Further edit this profile to change the Lightbar mode back to the "Normal" mode since the ...
Create new profile as mentioned by OP.Select profile in the controllers section.Edit profile > Other > Under Virtual Controller Settings > Emulated controller > Xbox 360Check Disable Virtual Controller (this will disable PS4 controller)Save profileDS4 settings tab > Uncheck Hide DS4 controller and then Check it again. Let DS4 initialize again ...
Go to Devices and Printers. Find your currently connected controller, right click and go to properties. Go to Hardware. Highlight "HID-compliant game controller", and go to properties. Go to Change Settings. Go to Driver tab. Click Disable Device. Make sure Forza Horizon 5 isn't detecting controller inputs anymore. Re-enable the Device.
Uninstalling of the xbox 360 controller. Uninstall ps4 windows, Redownload ps4 windows. Install/Launch -ps4 windows. Plug in controller via STABLE USB cable. From here, if there was you have created a profile via save state then create a new profile with your plugged-in controller.