Re: Can You Use Ps4 Controller On Xbox Game Pass Pc
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Im having the same issue with my wireless X1 controller as well. It will change the button layout on the screen as if it can detect it but it will not respond to any inputs made by the controller. Keyboard and mouse works just fine for now.
I'm sorry for the control issues you're running into. I put in a report for this so the team can investigate this. I was curious if the game recognizes the controllers while they're plugged in and not in wireless mode or if they still have the issue.
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I also cannot use my gamepad I use with no problems for every other game. I use a Wii U Pro controller with a mayfly adapter that makes it recognized as a 360 controller. Like I said, it works fine with every othger game I have but this game wont recognize it. Really, really disappointing that it works for low budget garbage games but not this.
Any update on this? I've tried it with a wired Xbox One and Xbox 360 controller and neither worked. The same controllers work flawlessly in many other games. I am playing the game with Gamepass if that makes a difference. I've tried running it in full screen. I've tried closing steam which other's reported as helping. I've tried disconnecting and reconnecting the controller. I've tried rebooting the system. Nothing seems to help.
Mine wasn't working when connected via bluetooth, even though other games recognized it. It did work when wired via USB.
I ended up deleting and reinstalling my laptop's bluetooth/wifi driver, and now it works.
I assume this still hasn't been fixed yet, I've just got a Legion 5 Pro and started the game to find the controller doesn't work, also is there a issue with save games too? Luckily I've only just started the game and when I came back to it today I had to start a new game again as the Load Game option was missing.
July 2022 and keep happening, you can play a while but when you change the windows o let it for a while it stuck,if you press a key in the keyboard it show the keyboard layout in screen after if you press a button it shows the button layouts on screen but not respond, you need to restart the game with the keyboard and mouse.
Product: EA Desktop
Platform:PC
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Which client functionality are you experiencing this bug with? Other (Please Describe)
Please describe xbox controller
When did this happen? (dd.mm.yy hh:mm) all the time
Summarize your bug xbox series X controller only works as generic
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? play any game on EA desktop with an xbox controller
What happens when the bug occurs? it doent work
What do you expect to see? it to work
I have an Xbox series X controller connected to my PC, it works with every other game on every other store (that has controller compatibility) including standalone games. It is picked up as an xbox controller the button maps show as A,B,X,Y, i can use the triggers fine etc... basically i have full functionality.
Then comes EA desktop (why am i not surprised it only happens with EA?).... It doesn't matter what game i play through EA Desktop. The controller either doesn't work at all or will only work as a "generic" controller. and show as button 1,2,3 etc... and also wont allow me to use the triggers.
Prime example is burnout paradise (does it with other games too). If i go in to the controller options it will show that its detected an xbox controller but pressing buttons on the controller at the menu or in the game does absolutely NOTHING. the only way i can get it to work at all is by Mapping the buttons manually then a generic controller will show in the options but when i press to use say button A for accelerate, it will put it as button 1. I cant use the triggers for anything if i pull them nothing happens and it wont assign it to a function.
@boznoI think im having the same issue. Playing games that I launch through EA app with series x controller, button mapping is all out of whack and cannot be remapped. I've read there is a fix where you can manually add the game to Steam and launch game in steam big picture mode, do some controller settings mumbo jumbo and also terminate all origins tasks in windows to make it work. There are a couple of instructional videos out there for it.
However I cant even do that workaround because Im playing EA games through gamepass ultimate, which requires me to install and play EA games through their buggy failure beta app, not origins. I cant run battlefield 2042 through steam because it forces the EA launcher to open the game even if i add it to steam. I also cant get any EA Play games through origin because I only have access to them via gamepass ultimate. Ive only been pc gaming foor a week and already hate EA with a passion for lack of ability to develop playable games and unwillingness to resolve the bigger issues with their software first
Go into steam settings > Controller Click on general controller settings and select xbox config support and xbox extended feature support. Reset your PC when prompted. Load steam and connect your xbox wireless controller. Launch EA Pass and select the game you want to play. Make sure you don't launch it from xbox game pass but EA Pass itself. Go into the in-game settings and switch form keyboard to controller.
Had an issue where the xbox wireless controller would connect and work through bluetooth but steam was not recognizing it. "No device detected" or something phrased like that. The device worked with xbox game pass games ran through the app so it was working but steam would not recognize it. Tried everything under the sun to get it to work using every method proposed by every website/youtube video.
The fix was to go into steam big picture mode > controllers settings > and at the bottom of the page a button called "unhide devices". You need to spam this button like it owes you money. Take all your frustration out on it that has built up over the hours you've spent on this issue. It will just "all of a sudden work". I don't know why but it does.
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