DS4Windows already added a button to replace the batchfile.
Having options and the ability to adjust things to your liking is what makes PC gaming so great.
I have a problem with DS4 Win, simply I can't see the button to replace batch file.
I'm using InputMapper now because DS4Win with some games (Megaman) doesn't work at all, but now in Megaman 3 I'm having some problems to select proper transformation (I simply can't select it and each time I need to randomly push buttons hoping the right transformation will trigger).
So, why I can't see the new button in DS4 Win? I have the latest version available to download from the official site, I also tried to run the updater but it found nothing. Win 10, here, of course.
Try disconnecting your controller and checking the Controllers Tab. A pic of what it looks like from jediyoshi.
Just remember to shut down programs like Steam or Mumble before trying it. Good luck.
I'm really disappointed to hear that there are still issues in some games with the dual shock 4 on windows 10. This is the one thing that will prevent me from upgrading.
Same. I'm not upgrading until I can use the DS4 like I do now, Plugged in via USB, acting as the only controller connected, pretending to be a 360 controller but still letting me use the touchpad as a mouse.
Same. I'm not upgrading until I can use the DS4 like I do now, Plugged in via USB, acting as the only controller connected, pretending to be a 360 controller but still letting me use the touchpad as a mouse.
Apparently the newest 10532 insider build fixes this issue (says a guy on InputMapper forums) - can anyone confirm?
Good news ladies and gentlemen! 10532 released today fixes 'Exclusive Mode'! I'm guessing there was a patch to Network List Service that fixed the bug we were experiencing. Happy days
Windows Update 10532 apparently fixes the exclusivity issues. From the InputMapper forums:
https://inputmapper.com/forum/4/614?start=180#top
Unless you're an insider, you'll have to wait until the update's released to the general public. Glad to see it's been fixed.
Edit: I should've looked a few posts ahead of mine. I'd ask what he did differently from others, but he's banned. Others haven't had the issue anymore on InputMapper, anyway.
^ did it get pushed out then? because I plugged in my DS4, put on the app and it worked without me having to shut down explorer.exe or anything else (network list thing was running as well)
The update isn't out for the non Insider build, right?
What does stopping the network list service actually break?
Start menu searching and most importantly Windows Updates. Looking forward to that update but the stopping explorer.exe process temporarily is not too much of a pain.
e- and maybe a mod could update the title?
@echo off
taskkill /IM explorer.exe /f
echo Press any key after connecting your controller.
pause
start explorer.exe
More people need to confirm this, only reason i havent switched to win10 yetI don't need a workaround, guys. As far as I can tell, the problem is fixed.
I don't need a workaround, guys. As far as I can tell, the problem is fixed.
Unless you can provide more details, it's really not. There's still issues with some games. Not all games, some. So if you're not experiencing issues, you've probably just been lucky.
Unless you can provide more details, it's really not. There's still issues with some games. Not all games, some. So if you're not experiencing issues, you've probably just been lucky.
*shrug* What do you want me to say? I no longer get an error when loading up DS4Windows. It goes immediately into Exclusive mode without workarounds of any kind. I tested both Dark Souls 1 and 2 on it and they work perfectly.
Could you explain? How could this only be partially resolved? What are the games that had issue post Windows 10 but were fixed as part of the update?
It's really not. I've been using my Xbox One controller more, but the current work-arounds for DS4 aren't bad at all.
Code:@echo off taskkill /IM explorer.exe /f echo Press any key after connecting your controller. pause start explorer.exe
1. Cut and paste all that (not the "Code:" part, but everything after) into a text file on your desktop.
2. Replace the ".txt" with ".bat". Icon should change into a window with gears in it.
3. Unplug controller. Wait about 2-3 seconds.
3. Start DS4Windows or InputMapper.
4. Right click on the .bat file you created, select "Run as Administrator".
5. Connect your controller. DS4Windows or InputMapper should say it's running in Exclusive mode.
6. Click on the window that says "Press any key...".
7. Play.
Seems more complicated reading all that, but it's really not. I'm just being verbose so people can use their DS4s in W10.
It's a really long story but here goes:
You plug in a DS4 and it installs older DirectInput drivers. Newer games generally use Xinput. Some developers generously allow the use of both DirectInput and Xinput controllers in their games, so that you can use newer Xinput controllers or DirectInput controllers.
When you install a program like DS4Windows, it "wraps" the DirectInput drivers to be Xinput commands. This is useful for games that only work with Xinput controllers. The issue with this is that the system now thinks that there is a DirectInput and Xinput controller plugged into the system at the same time. This isn't an issue most of the time because most games (smartly) allow you to assign one controller or another and not assume you're using both at the same time.
A "fix" for this was to hide the DirectInput driver from windows so that it's only reading the Xinput wraper. In order for this fix to work, DS4Windows and other wrappers must have exclusive control of the controller driver (exclusive mode). Windows 10 broke this fix because it didn't allow these wrappers exclusive control, therefore games could see both DirectInput and Xinput versions of the DS4 controller even if you elected to hide DirectInput.
So Windows 10 didn't really "break" the DS4 or the wrappers. It basically broke the fix that some games needed to use the DS4 properly. Keep in mind, it's not all games, just a specific list of games that don't work properly with both DirectInput and Xinput active.
I don't know the specific games but I know Dark Souls is one of them. I honestly haven't had any trouble since upgrading Windows 10, but that just means I haven't played any of the games that had this issue.
The exclusive mode problem was resolved in Insider Build 10532. Don't know if the fix has been disseminated to other W10 users yet, though.
So eventually everything should work fine without the need for batch files etc.?
*shrug* What do you want me to say? I no longer get an error when loading up DS4Windows. It goes immediately into Exclusive mode without workarounds of any kind. I tested both Dark Souls 1 and 2 on it and they work perfectly.
Are you the insider program per chance?
Check the thread, I've already been responding since the beginning.
I've been using DS4 just fine via Bluetooth and USB on windows 10 with DS4windows. I did absolutely nothing special to make this work.