(01-03-2013, 11:59 AM)sevenalive Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone using a TR remote in Windows 8 get this working? I have this bluetooth http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007Q45EF4/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01
Works on my OS X hackintosh install with the TR remote just fine. The problem is OpenGL doesn't have all the DirectX stuff and the performance is lower right now. Which results in no gates. tree leaves rendered in Skyward Sword when running OpenGL.
I can pair the TR wiimote with the windows driver. But dolphin can't make it player one and remain connected. The lights still blink, device shows up in windows.
I tried installing the toshiba BT stack. I tried v8 and v9. I had to disable driver install security and manually select the driver files. The drivers installed, but my bt device wasn't working. The light was on, but it couldn't detect the wiimote. So driver isn't working with my bt 4.0 usb.
I don't know if it's really a stack issue or a dolphin issue, I'm hoping the latter, so it can be fixed.
How did you managed to install the bt adapter with Toshiba BT Stack on Windows 8? Do you have Windows 8 Pro 64bit?
On mine when I install the Toshiba BT stack it never asks me to plug a Bluetooth device and I have nothing plugged in [the on board bluetooth I disabled it from BIOS as well.]
Please reply!
I have finaly did it on my Windows 8 Pro 64bit system, it was a bit
complicated but I got it working. When you plug the bt adapter it will
start to persist on installing the MS bluetooth stack which you must
disable it first, and second if the Hardware ID of the BT is not on
toshiba driver file you have to add it manually + disabling the Windows 8
Driver Signature because it will fail to install the Toshiba stack on
the adapter. Once you have done all this three steps you got a working
Wiimote on Windows 8/Dolphin.
(01-29-2013, 04:46 AM)benydc Wrote: [ -> ]I have finaly did it on my Windows 8 Pro 64bit system, it was a bit
complicated but I got it working. When you plug the bt adapter it will
start to persist on installing the MS bluetooth stack which you must
disable it first, and second if the Hardware ID of the BT is not on
toshiba driver file you have to add it manually + disabling the Windows 8
Driver Signature because it will fail to install the Toshiba stack on
the adapter. Once you have done all this three steps you got a working
Wiimote on Windows 8/Dolphin.
can you explain better???????
(11-24-2012, 01:11 PM)Jjiinx Wrote: [ -> ]I had issues pairing my Wiimote plus to windows 8, my issue was that I was using the TR version of the wii remote, after I figured that out I was easily able to pair it permanently, go into your devices, on your Wii Remote Plus click the Sync button on the back, then click on 'Add a device', when it asks for you to input a code just click next. It should then install the Wii Remote, check the code afterwards, if it says "Nintendo RVL-CNT-01-TR", then I'll be able to help you further...
Please help i'm having the same issue. model number matches.
Since I was stuck in a similar problem I will provide assistance in this specific model "TR" to Windows 8. I've actually finally got it working not so long ago, I would say took me like 2 days but its working. For Windows 8 users such as myself its not as easy as Windows 7, and with an internal bluetooth at that! I'll do the best as I can, lets start shall we:
1) Since Dolphin doesn't like bluetooth stacks other than windows, you basically have to force the drivers via Toshiba stack, just google Toshiba stack and use whichever version that works best.
2) Once installed, you will get a message that says "please plug in the device or something" disregard this message.
3) Go to device manager and open up your bluetooth device, right click the device and go to Properties, then Details. Under Hardward Ids highlight and copy the second shorter value.
4) Now go to your installed Toshiba stack folder, then driveres folder, then your gonna see a file that says "tosrfusb," open this file.
5) Inside your gonna see alot of mumbo jumbo stuff, disregard all this just pay attention that there are three groups of list. Should look like this "%TosrfUsb.DeviceDesc160%=TosrfUsb_Device"
6) At the bottom of the FIRST group of values, copy the last line of value and make a duplicate one right below it. Now in this new line of value see where it says: DeviceDesc160, change this number to 161.
7) As you go further on this list, you'll see "USB/VID blah blah blah" erase only this section and copy the one from your bluetooth that you got earlier here.
8) Now take the entire line you just created and copy it and paste it at the end of the SECOND group of values down.
9) For the last and THIRD group of values, copy the last value and make duplicate again below it, make sure you also change the # from 160 to 161 just like as in step 6.
10) After you increase the number by 1, your gonna see something in parenthesis, change it to whatever you like "Your Bluetooth" or whatever, finally save it and then close the file.
11) Now go to your installed Toshiba folder and run the Bluetooth Settings application. Give it some time, I know it takes a while and you should get a windows prompt saying "do you want to install this unsigned driver" click of course dammit. Ignore all the security prompts.
12) Now click on the right side and select the gear icon of Windows 8, go to the bottom, click Advanced Startup, Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, Startup Settings and then Restart.
13) When startup screen appears you want to select option 7 Disable Driver signaure enforcement and Windows 8 will startup with unsigned drivers disabled.
12) You should now get a bluish bluetooth icon on your tray flickering red. Bam! your stack is installed and you can connect your "TR" remote by double clicking the new tray icon.
Wheew! that was a lot of steps and typing but it took 2 freaking days to get the dam thing right Lol. I hope this helps alot of people out with Windows 8 because Windows 8 brought alot of security features that prevents the user to install drivers other than Windows certified, unlike Windows 7.
i forcing my bluetooth device run toshiba shack driver but it show this "unable to detect remote device wiimote"
i tried 1+2 and sync button but it doesn't work?
Thanks it did work except that step 11) only worked after 12) and 13)
(01-10-2014, 12:44 AM)cyrax33 Wrote: [ -> ]Since I was stuck in a similar problem I will provide assistance in this specific model "TR" to Windows 8. I've actually finally got it working not so long ago, I would say took me like 2 days but its working. For Windows 8 users such as myself its not as easy as Windows 7, and with an internal bluetooth at that! I'll do the best as I can, lets start shall we:
1) Since Dolphin doesn't like bluetooth stacks other than windows, you basically have to force the drivers via Toshiba stack, just google Toshiba stack and use whichever version that works best.
2) Once installed, you will get a message that says "please plug in the device or something" disregard this message.
3) Go to device manager and open up your bluetooth device, right click the device and go to Properties, then Details. Under Hardward Ids highlight and copy the second shorter value.
4) Now go to your installed Toshiba stack folder, then driveres folder, then your gonna see a file that says "tosrfusb," open this file.
5) Inside your gonna see alot of mumbo jumbo stuff, disregard all this just pay attention that there are three groups of list. Should look like this "%TosrfUsb.DeviceDesc160%=TosrfUsb_Device"
6) At the bottom of the FIRST group of values, copy the last line of value and make a duplicate one right below it. Now in this new line of value see where it says: DeviceDesc160, change this number to 161.
7) As you go further on this list, you'll see "USB/VID blah blah blah" erase only this section and copy the one from your bluetooth that you got earlier here.
8) Now take the entire line you just created and copy it and paste it at the end of the SECOND group of values down.
9) For the last and THIRD group of values, copy the last value and make duplicate again below it, make sure you also change the # from 160 to 161 just like as in step 6.
10) After you increase the number by 1, your gonna see something in parenthesis, change it to whatever you like "Your Bluetooth" or whatever, finally save it and then close the file.
11) Now go to your installed Toshiba folder and run the Bluetooth Settings application. Give it some time, I know it takes a while and you should get a windows prompt saying "do you want to install this unsigned driver" click of course dammit. Ignore all the security prompts.
12) Now click on the right side and select the gear icon of Windows 8, go to the bottom, click Advanced Startup, Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, Startup Settings and then Restart.
13) When startup screen appears you want to select option 7 Disable Driver signaure enforcement and Windows 8 will startup with unsigned drivers disabled.
12) You should now get a bluish bluetooth icon on your tray flickering red. Bam! your stack is installed and you can connect your "TR" remote by double clicking the new tray icon.
Wheew! that was a lot of steps and typing but it took 2 freaking days to get the dam thing right Lol. I hope this helps alot of people out with Windows 8 because Windows 8 brought alot of security features that prevents the user to install drivers other than Windows certified, unlike Windows 7.
(11-24-2012, 01:11 PM)Jjiinx Wrote: [ -> ]I had issues pairing my Wiimote plus to windows 8, my issue was that I was using the TR version of the wii remote, after I figured that out I was easily able to pair it permanently, go into your devices, on your Wii Remote Plus click the Sync button on the back, then click on 'Add a device', when it asks for you to input a code just click next. It should then install the Wii Remote, check the code afterwards, if it says "Nintendo RVL-CNT-01-TR", then I'll be able to help you further...
i dont have bluetooth it just says add device and it wont connect and i dont have a bluetooth dongle either
(04-22-2015, 11:30 PM)thegaming Wrote: [ -> ] (11-24-2012, 01:11 PM)Jjiinx Wrote: [ -> ]I had issues pairing my Wiimote plus to windows 8, my issue was that I was using the TR version of the wii remote, after I figured that out I was easily able to pair it permanently, go into your devices, on your Wii Remote Plus click the Sync button on the back, then click on 'Add a device', when it asks for you to input a code just click next. It should then install the Wii Remote, check the code afterwards, if it says "Nintendo RVL-CNT-01-TR", then I'll be able to help you further...
i dont have bluetooth it just says add device and it wont connect and i dont have a bluetooth dongle either
How do you plan on using a wiimote without bluetooth?