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@RenegadeRacer: the Pair button only becomes active if your DS3 is not already paired to your Dongle. From the log it is already paired.
@damron17: check again what driver is installed on devices in the Microsoft Common Controller For Windows Class node. There may have been files left in the driver store.
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Ah, I didn't know that, my bad. After disconnecting the controller it does connect to the dongle successfully now over bluetooth. However, it does not seem functional with anything. I imagine I still have to do something about the virtual bus driver since it has been removed to get around the blue screens.
Through the Devices and Printers menu in Windows, the controller is not listed when being used through bluetooth. In the Device Manager under USB devices, BTH DS3 Device is the only thing listed when using bluetooth with the controller. Through USB cable, USB DS3 Device gets added to that list. If I remember correctly, when it works properly, something along the lines of XBOX 360 Controller for Windows should appear.
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02-04-2014, 09:14 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-04-2014, 09:15 AM by kenuran.)
Hello. I am having a bit of an issue with the DS3 USB dropping the connection and coming back on as if it was unplugged and plugged back in when i push buttons at the same time or when I press the triggers. It doesn't happen every time i press the buttons but it still happens alot. Im on a Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and I'm not using the bluetooth just the ps3 controller.
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@damron17: yes, check which version the driver is.
@RenegadeRacer: use ScpServer\bin\Win32\ScpUser.exe to verify button presses & axis changes.
@kenuran: sounds like one of the following -
1. Your DS3 needs to be reset - try a pin-hole reset.
2. Faulty cable - try another cable.
3. Faulty USB Port/Hub - try a different port.
@ckm_ckm: it doesn't matter.
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Yes, through bluetooth all button and axis inputs from the controller are being detected by ScpUser.