No!
I have the EVO version of your motherboard - also with built-in bluetooth. And the same Wiimote Plus, btw
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The pairing-up with dolphin does work sometimes, but usually it doesen't.
One thing you could do, is always delete your wiimote from the bt-devices and reinstall it.
Because I was tired of doing this (lotta fun, especially when you want to play with 4 people at a time), I wrote a tiny program, called Wiimote Sync. 99% of the time you do it with this program the Wiimotes will work. The remaining 1% is only, when the batteries' energy is too low.
I still feel like advertising my stuff, but it's still the #1 advice i'd give, because it simply works.
Gimme a shout if it worked
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I have the EVO version of your motherboard - also with built-in bluetooth. And the same Wiimote Plus, btw
.The pairing-up with dolphin does work sometimes, but usually it doesen't.
One thing you could do, is always delete your wiimote from the bt-devices and reinstall it.
Because I was tired of doing this (lotta fun, especially when you want to play with 4 people at a time), I wrote a tiny program, called Wiimote Sync. 99% of the time you do it with this program the Wiimotes will work. The remaining 1% is only, when the batteries' energy is too low
.I still feel like advertising my stuff, but it's still the #1 advice i'd give, because it simply works
.Gimme a shout if it worked
.
Specs
CPU: Intel Core2 i5-2400
Graphics: Nvida Geforce GTX 570
RAM: 16 GB
OS: Windows 7 x64
Sound: Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music
Dolphin: 3.0-235-dirty
CPU: Intel Core2 i5-2400
Graphics: Nvida Geforce GTX 570
RAM: 16 GB
OS: Windows 7 x64
Sound: Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music
Dolphin: 3.0-235-dirty