I hate xpadder, will this controller without the use of xpadder? Say, like plug and play and my games recognize it as an xbox controller?
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Ours going to get recognized as "run and drive" from the get go. I had an xbox controller before this one do the drivers were still on my computer. No such luck with it being recognized a one.
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Yes, it's fine with XP. I'm using it on an XP system. XP will recognize it as a standard USB mouse even without the specific driver for this device, and the Intellipoint driver runs just fine on XP. The only problem I've had with this mouse is that the zoom button does not work through some USB hubs or KVM switches, but that's not an XP issue.
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Does not work with MAC, I just checked Logitech site, and they only have Windows listed for this controller. It say if you OS is not listed, nothing is available for it. So that means it wont work! For MAC
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It's recognized and works fine. I did not download any software, didn't have to, but it does not come with a CD as suggested above. This also has a Direct Inpup switch on the bottom, for old games. Otherwise, leave it on X input, as ms dropped support for D Input long ago and refuses to do anything about it with their own controller.
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The aimon is great and yes you do need an official Xbox controller. If you really want the best research the XIM edge and XIM 4 I use the edge with a Razer orbweaver and Logitech G400s mouse
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Spend a few more bucks and get a logitech gamepad. You'll get much better drivers and customer support. This one is kind of a pain in the butt.
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It works great. If you want to map the buttons, use xboxdrv. It's in the Ubuntu main repository.
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http://rejoystick.sourceforge.net/ try this? i'm also thinking about purchasing this gamepad for use with my chromebook with crouton, so if it works for you let us know!
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This deviceoes not require a 'controller' - its support is builtin to Windows 7 and up; and probably also in XP. My machine recognized it w/o anything else.
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This controller is NOT a plug-n-play for Windows 10 64-bit, in fact, it wont work at all on Windows 10 - 64-bit.
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yes and no. They recommend buying the wired one and downloading this driver to make it work. http://tattiebogle.net/index.php/ProjectRoot/Xbox360Controller/OsxDriver then buying an app that allows you to map the buttons. I use Joystick Mapper. But I found that a lot of games on steam that says controller support for windows, I had a hard time getting it to work for mac. A lot of trying to figure out what the buttons are, then mapping them.
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I tried, there was no mouse movement, As far as I know The software should be installed first to pair the touchpad with it's usb receiver. If you have Logitech setpoint on your xp box, it has a built-in support for unifying. Logitech listed xp on the download page of their wireless touchpad : logitech.com/en-us/428/8417?section=downloads&bit;=&osid;=1
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yes, it works on my m17x.and it works on every pc i own.just like an original 360 controller, but better....way betterin my opinion quality is above microsoft and that's saying a lot.i typically HATE 3rd party controllers/peripherals, but this controller ISthe exception!.! i just wish i could find a purple one for cheap.
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Received this product a couple days ago. Windows XP recognized the new hardware when i plugged the usb key in and installed a driver for it. Mouse pointer,two and three finger functions and left and right click work fine. Haven't tried the other functions yet. So the answer is yes,it does work with XP !
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If its a game for windows live the software u can get from logitech free will use the same profile it would as if on an xbox. If not you can use the software to easily assign buttons and sticks to replace mouse movement.
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It should, its a normal Xbox 360 controller, but wired. All you need is the drivers and/or button mapping software. Look on youtube for assistance as one of those videos will have a link to this software.
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Manufacturer does not seem all that interested in supporting games, a mistake IMHO, as it's a great controller for a few existing and many more upcoming titles. Fortunately some dedicated users have provided a solution that will work with any game supporting a conventional joystick. Search for an open source utility called vJoy and install it in combination with another utility, Sx2vJoy. Configure via the latter and you're all set. Original drivers are not required. The device itself is very well made and well worth the hassle.