Xbox 360 pc drivers windows 10 .exe#

Using the highest button numbers available reduces the chances that a conflict will occur between the controllers – i.e. Many single-player games allow input to come from more than one controller simultaneously so you can use a dance mat at the same time as a controller. Using the highest control pad button numbers is advantageous later if we want to play games like First Person Shooters using the dance mat to move and a hand-held controller to shoot. This will tell XBCD to use the highest number buttons (of the 24 we set earlier). To load it use the Open button at the bottom of the XBCD set up utility. In order to map all the buttons you can download this handy config file and load it in XBCD: By default Windows 10 does not allow the user to install unsigned drivers but it is possible to reboot your computer that will allow the driver to be installed:Ĭonfigure XBCD to use the highest number buttons. Note: This is a 3rd party driver and I accept no liability if it causes damage to your computer – INSTALL AT YOUR OWN RISK Restart Your Computer With Advanced Settings

Xbox 360 pc drivers windows 10 .exe#

exe from the very top of the post (The mediafire link). Version 0.2.7 of XBCD can be downloaded here: The unofficial XBCD driver allows us to configure the dance mat so that each input is treated as a separate button press rather than a D-pad input. Games like Stepmania require up and down or left and right to be input together to perform a jump. This is unsuitable because the driver does not allow two opposite directions to be input simultaneously. The 3rd party driver is required because the Microsoft driver will treat the dance mat as a normal Xbox 360 control pad with a D-Pad and 4 buttons.

The dance mat may be recognised as an official Xbox 360 game pad but it is still necessary to install the custom driver. The dance mat should appear as an unknown device in the O ther Devices section of the Device Manager. The dance mat will appear as an unknown device in “Other Devices”