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Hi Scarlet.Crush

Would you terribly mind adding my BT dongle ID?
It's an MSI dongle which I'd been using MJ.
The ID is as follows:
USB\VID_0C10&PID_0000 / USB\VID_0C10&PID_0000&REV_0373



Would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

*sighs* Seems my GC-WB300D adapter is atheos based so this stinks. Otherwise it works perfectly well excpe for the not being able to connect after idling out issue.

Hey again.

I managed to get my dongle working by adding its ID to the files you provided. It was a simple task. I do have another issue however.
No matter what plugins I try I cant enable pressure sensitive buttons.

Any insight into what might be causing this would be appreciated

Has anyone gotten a DS3@USB working in Trials Evolution Gold Edition?

Doesn't seem to work for me copying the 32bit version of XInput1_3.dll in the game folders, no matter where.
Running the test application in the background also won't help.

Any hints would be appreciated, and thanks to the author - really great to finally play with the DS3 in many games.

nvm, figured it out.

I created an account just to say, thank you very much.

Amazing work.

Scarlet.Crush (& the community),

My Bluetooth device is a Dell Wireless 355: USB\VID_413C&PID_8126 (internal device in a Dell M1710 laptop). It was working with MotionInJoy but I wanted to move away from that.

I got this awesome driver working with a different laptop's internal BT device by manually adding the VID & PID to BthWinUsb.inf, but can't seem to get the same thing to work with the above-mentioned device.

The problem seems to be this log line: ERROR - Driver package 'BthWinUsb.inf' is unsigned. -- which is happening because I modified the .inf, but even though my Driver Signing policy is set to Warn (tired Ignore, too) the installation still fails.

Anyone have any advice? I'm running WinXP SP3, and my logs are below...

Thanks!

ScpDriver.log

ScpService.log

I apologize in advance if this has been asked already (I couldn't find an answer anywhere), but does anybody know how I can stop my PS3 from turning on when I unplug the controller from my computer? I've tried pressing the reset on the back of the controller several times but it didn't work. I know I can just turn my PS3 off with the switch at the back, but I was hoping for a way where I don't have to do this every time. Thanks.

(03-13-2013, 06:39 AM)mikeveli20 Wrote: [ -> ]I apologize in advance if this has been asked already (I couldn't find an answer anywhere), but does anybody know how I can stop my PS3 from turning on when I unplug the controller from my computer? I've tried pressing the reset on the back of the controller several times but it didn't work. I know I can just turn my PS3 off with the switch at the back, but I was hoping for a way where I don't have to do this every time. Thanks.

It's because the ds3 controller is paired with your ps3's Bluetooth. If you don't have Bluetooth to pair with on PC, then I don't think it will stop turning on your ps3 because the controller needs another device to pair with. Resetting the back of the controller should do the trick, but if its not working for you, then not sure what to tell you. It's a little finicky, but if you play with it long enough you should be able to get it to work. Try unplugging your ps3 to keep the ds3 controller from attempting to pair with it, then reset the controller with while nothing is plugged in. Wait about 30 to 60 seconds and then plug the controller into the PC, but don't turn the controller back on until it plugs into PC. Also you should be using a ds3 controller driver like Scarlett's, otherwise without proper drivers, the PC won't know how to pair with the ds3 controller. I think it only works with Bluetooth though, but I could be wrong when it comes to pairing. :$