[Xtreme2damax]

The XBCD Drivers available from the download section on the main page aren't working with my Vista x64 install. I can install the drivers and import the certificate but I'm not able to do anything with them.

I am unable to access the configuration interface unless I run the interface as admin, the interface doesn't detect my Xbox 360 controller or allow me to configure it.

XBCD is needed for older games that weren't configured to use the Xbox 360 controller, games like Silent Hill 4 and others plays funky with the default Microsoft drivers, and lacks the ability to use some buttons/triggers as well as the right analog stick to move the camera up/down, left/right.

[Squall Leonhart]

The version on here has the intro page, with the link to ngohq's driver signing overrider right?

[Xtreme2damax]

Squall Leonhart, on Jan 5 2009, 02:35 AM, said:

The version on here has the intro page, with the link to ngohq's driver signing overrider right?

I'm not sure what you mean by that, but this is the version I download:

http://www.xtemu.com/index.php?ind=downloa...ew&iden=184

You uploaded it at some point, I'm unsure if I'll need to do anything else to get it working.

[Squall Leonhart]

when you run the installer, it has a screen which has info about the override tool and the xinput emulation wrapper.?

[Xtreme2damax]

I'm using the Ready Driver Plus utility which automates the process for running unsigned drivers instead of manually having to press f8 at each boot and disable driver signing.

I don't need the emulation wrapper since I'm using an Xbox 360 controller.

[Squall Leonhart]

the wrapper makes xbcd work with xinput games without having to reinstall the microsoft drivers...

anyway, try the ngo override tool, i've heard it works so far....

[Xtreme2damax]

The XBCD Setup utility doesn't seem to recognize that there is an Xbox 360 controller hooked up despite me installing everything that was needed, using the driver signing override utility etc...

So I can't configure my X360 controller..

[Xtreme2damax]

I'm unable to get these working under XP x64 and Vista x64, is there anything else I need besides the download and what was mentioned in this thread?

[Squall Leonhart]

the driver must be installed manually, did you do that via device manager?

[Xtreme2damax]

No, the XBCD program comes with drivers, but they are packed in the installer..

Also the readme says that the drivers only work on XP, say nothing about Vista/x64..

[Squall Leonhart]

baka!, you have to manually install the drivers on both Vista x64 and x32, i'm sure i indicated that somewhere.

[Xtreme2damax]

So the drivers don't come with the download in the download section?

If so, where can I get these drivers at? I have a feeling they aren't the default X360 Microsoft drivers.

[Squall Leonhart]

*facepalms*

in which os did you start using windows?.....

it can't have been 9x, else you would know whats going on here.....

anyway,

The application installs all the files, (drivers included) but does not register them with a device.

open device manager up, go to the Xbox 360 item, now be careful, theres a hid device, and the real device, updating the hid driver will bsod windows. lol.

Choose to update the driver manually, then select c:\windows\inf, or c:\program files\xbcd\driver and it will install the driver.

[Xtreme2damax]

I'm used to everything being installed automatically, I never venture into the device manager much except on rare occasions when I need to install something manually.

However I could find no indication that it was required to manually install/register these in the device manager..

[Squall Leonhart]

The installer used doesn't have the ability to run an ini file yet.

[Xtreme2damax]

I'm still having a bit of trouble..

It won't install the XBCD driver through the device manage because it claims that a better driver than what is currently installed can not be found.

I then uninstalled the old official Microsoft Xbox 360 controller drivers from the Control Panel, and still had the same problem installing the XBCD drivers that a better driver than what was currently installed couldn't be found.

I then tried to uninstall the device through the device manager, but it keeps on re-installing the default Microsoft Xbox 360 Pad driver automatically, so I am unable to install the XBCD drivers properly.

[Squall Leonhart]

I did say manually install, did i not. (which means Browsing for the driver....)

[Xtreme2damax]

That's what I did...

[Xtreme2damax]

Yeah, I've tried manually installing through the device manager, but every time I uninstall the device/drivers, Windows XP x64 wants to automatically reinstall the drivers therefore I am unable to install the custom XBCD drivers, as I get a message saying that no better drivers can be found for my hardware.

Mind you this is when I try manually installing through the device manager..

[Squall Leonhart]

...you aren't supposed to uninstall the former drivers i nthe first place.

right click > update drivers > choose / browse manually / select from a list / browser, etc

select the windows/inf folder and it'll list all compatible devices, including the xbcd driver.