WiiMote autodiscovery in Win10

[Izus]

Hi,
Just switched from Ubuntu to Windows 10. Now I have a problem...

In Linux it was enoght to press 1+2 simultaniously to connect WiiMote, but in Windows I need to open Toshiba BT (I've installed it, but don't know was it neccessary), then choose wiimote, double click it, press OK and then press 1+2 on Wiimote...

So, is there any way to make everything simple just like in linux?

(Sorry for bad English = )

[CoreOxide]

If your controller does not have "-TR" at the end of it's name, you don't need the Toshiba BT software.
You can pair it with your BT adapter - and it will re-connect automatically every time.

[Izus]

(09-06-2016, 08:58 PM)CoreOxide Wrote: If your controller does not have "-TR" at the end of it's name, you don't need the Toshiba BT software.
You can pair it with your BT adapter - and it will re-connect automatically every time.

In BT Manager controller has a "Nintendo RVL-CNT-01" name. So, what should I do to enable auto reconnect? Uninstall Toshiba BT Stack?

[CoreOxide]

I think so, mate.

I just set up mine yesterday... just paired it with my PC. I can confirm it connects automatically to Bluetooth.
However, you do need to go into the controller configuration every time and refresh it (every time it disconnects from Bluetooth).

It auto-disconnects if left for 10 minutes, I think. I didn't measure it, but left Zelda running while I fed the cat, and the controller was off when I came back.

[leolam]

You don't need to refresh manually if you have Continuous Scanning enabled (which makes using Wiimotes more convenient and the experience more similar to the Wii).

[Izus]

(09-06-2016, 11:17 PM)CoreOxide Wrote: I think so, mate.

You are right. I've deleted Toshiba BT Stack and everything is fine now... Except one thing - controller didn't turn off after shutting down emulator, but it's not a big problem.

Thanks.

[CoreOxide]

I game on a desktop PC, so I remove the BT dongle when I'm done. This turns off the controller (blue lights go off).
It will actually turn on if you press any button.

I guess if your BT is non-removable \ you don't wanna remove it, you can turn it off (using windows' 10 control panel on the right hand side) to make the controller turn off.

[mbc07]

Just to make clear, you only need Toshiba BT Stack if you're on Windows 7. On Windows 8 and newer the default MS BT Stack handles both -TR and non-TR Wiimotes just fine, and also works with Continuous Scanning.