More controller support

Hi Alan,

As the question has been answered by a few people. I will go ahead and lock this thread as it has been resolved. Feel free to come back anytime if you have a question or issue.

Thanks,

Brad

Hey rockingalan

The controllers do have a 90 day warranty on them so if you bought one within the last 90 days if may be eligible for service or repair. You can sign in and check here:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/devices

Other than that I’m unaware of a way to fix the drift on the controller once it starts. I have also had to replace a couple of my own controllers because of the drift so I understand how you feel.

if the controllers are out of warranty then there are video tutorials on youtube showing how to take apart and repair the stick drift (but they do require some skill in soldering and require special tools to take the controller apart)

have a look in your local area for a game/computer shop that does repairs as that is probably the best option if the warranty has expired

Note that not all Windows 10 Store games and apps will support the controller, especially games designed as "mobile" experiences, but for games that do support it (almost all Steam games will, and more recent Windows 10 games) then the controller will absolutely
work.

Hi there Ron,

Thanks for reaching out. In reference to your question, the controller settings would need to be available in-game to be able to enable it on the controller. If the option is not present in the game settings, more than likely its not supported. To be able
to get more information on the developers game settings, I would suggest to reach out the developers forum support.

Hope this helps.