Dualshock 4 Wireless Adapter Controller Driver Worng Driver
Day by day gamers has a very mad for this consoles to use for high system DualShock 4 wireless Controller to connect any other devices and play any time to enjoy every moment on game life Now every steps for connect your DualShock 4 Controller to PC. Connecting PS4 DualShock 4 controller: Using Sony Wireless Adapter.
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installed PSN on my PC since we can down play PS3 games from PC.
For a week I was using the dual shock 4 controller with a 12' USB plug directly into the PC but I want to be more than 12' away so I bought the wireless adapter which is specifically made to wirelessly connect to a PC.
followed the directions to pair it- press down on the adapter for 3 seconds until it flashes very fast and once that occurs I hold the PS home button on the controller until it also flashes very fast.
Its supposed to turn a solid color once it pairs instead of flashing but that never occurs.
I also use an Xbox 1 controller using a wireless adapter and it pairs within seconds so I know it’s not my PC.
Im very computer savvy so it’s not operator error.
windows 10 64 bit
intel i5 skylake
Nvidia GXP 980
my PC picks up the driver almost instantly but I did notice that it defaults to a audio driver instead of a controller driver. I’m thinking this has something to do with the dual shock 4 having a built in speaker but that doesn’t explain why it won’t pair with the controller.
is there a special driver out there?
any help is appreciated
thanks!
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I hope you have the space (and the patience) for yet another dongle. Alongside plans to bring its PlayStation Now game streaming service to Windows, Sony also announced a $25 doohickey to connect your DualShock 4 controller to your PC…for some reason.
I say “for some reason” because in theory there is little reason you should need a USB dongle for the DualShock 4. It pairs to the PlayStation 4 with a simple Bluetooth connection, meaning it should pair with your PC the same way. Hell, Microsoft’s new Xbox One S controller added Bluetooth for that very same purpose. But in reality, official drivers for the DualShock 4 never materialized for PCs — though third-party software can coax Sony’s controllers into working well by convincing your PC that the DualShock is an Xbox 360 controller.
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People complain that the DualShock 4’s Bluetooth connection can be shaky or temperamental with PCs, but that would seem to be a driver issue, not one requiring an entirely new piece of hardware.
But here we are. The $25 DualShock 4 USB Wireless Adapter is scheduled for a September release. To quote Sony, it “will let you connect a DualShock 4 to PC and Mac wirelessly, and will enable every feature of the controller you know and love: buttons, analog sticks, touch pad, light bar, motion sensors, vibration, and stereo headset jack — as long as the gaming application supports these features.”
That last sentence is most important, especially given Sony’s already subpar support for the DualShock 4 on PC. The dongle will be compatible with Sony’s official PlayStation Now and PS4 Remote Play applications for the PC, but Sony didn’t say whether or not it would allow you to use your DualShock 4 with any PC game that embraces gamepads.
Like it or not, the Xbox One controller inherited the PC community’s goodwill and has stayed the de facto option for most PC ports. This dongle might be too little, too late. Though I do love the DualShock 4’s feel…
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