(02-15-2014, 07:32 AM)sinned1 Wrote:(02-15-2014, 07:09 AM)DJBarry004 Wrote: 1- In a case when the prob is in performance, how by the name of God you will expect help if you don´t cooperate putting your machine specs (yes, that DOES include the OS like KHg8m3r said)?
2- Does the (whatever OS you have) gamepad utility tool (whatever tool you´re using) recognizes the control?
If the problem is the performance wouldn't I be complaining about performance? Yes like I have a Xbox 360 controller config set up for my CPU and it works but it just is not calibrated the way the may flash could be I tried to find the calibrated file it was named joy.cpl I tried to put that in the gcpad folder and it didn't work I need to find the INI file version of joy.cpl
I was just talking "if that happened instead of pad probs". And shouldn´t that file be provided with the driver? Try reinstalling just in case.
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