(Is the host address portion just for the BT server?) So I've tried to take steps to fix this situation, first by changing the driver of the controller via the Windows device manager, which stopped the vibration but ScpMonitor didn't recognize the controller again. I launched ScpMonitor and am seeing a pad connected, but host address says disconnected.
The problem with this is now the controller will not stop vibrating. but it's stuck on the "WinUSB (v.16385)" driver.
I then clicked "Replace Driver" thinking I would be given an option as to which driver I wanted to replace it with. In Zadig, I went to the "Options" menu and selected "List All Devices." From there I selected the "2in1 USB Joystick" device to take a look at what driver it was seeing. Next, I launched Zadig to see what was going on with the driver, and think that I potentially did something wrong here. I ran ScpMonitor and nothing was there, no host connected, no pads connected. And yes, I zipped both the main files, as well as the upgraded files to ensure the unblock button was actually being applied.) Install success (I was having problems getting the unblock button to work. Here's where I'm at in the process, I got version 1.2.0.160 installed, and upgraded to 1.2.2.175 via the zip method.
#Ps3 controller recognized as 2in1 usb joystick how to
apologies that I haven't read the entire thing. I am really at a loss as to how to troubleshoot an issue I'm having with my install.
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