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Select "LET ME PICK FROM A LIST OF AVAILABLE DRIVERS ON MY COMPUTER" to configure the PS4 driver in windows 10. You need to Mark/ Unmark "SHOW COMPATIBLE HARDWARE" to get the device list like below.Then go to "STANDARD SYSTEM DEVICES" and Select "HID-compliant game controller" on next dropdown as shown below.
Then open the DS4 Windows and connect the controller by wire. Under normal circumstances, the system will automatically find and install the appropriate driver. Or you can try to reset your controller by following the official steps provided by your controller manufacturer, or ask them for further technical support.
Just yesteday, I got a game on my PC that requires a ps4 controller. When I plugged it into a USB port, my system automatically detected it as a controller in the device manager section, as well as devices and printers. I used the DS4 software, and everything seemed to be working perfectly fine.
The controller is only used via Steam to play -> it shines in a predefined colour (in my case green). First some clarification: - I am connecting the controller via cable. - I have used this exact setup before and there weren't any problems. - I also used this combination of cable and controller on my old Win 10 PC (and it worked).
I understand your concern about connecting PS4 controller as an audio device. May I ask first why do you want to connect your PS4 controller to your PC as an audio device? Whenever we connect our PS4 controller to our PC, its either we charge it or use it as a controller for gaming with the use of a 3rd-party driver.
1. After downloading open DS4 Windows and connect the DS4 controller. 2. Click the Windows + R keys 3. In Run type: devmgmt.msc and OK 4. Will Open Device Manager Tab 5. Click Human Interface Devices 6. Right-click the HID-compatible game controller and select Enable Device. 7. Close and check if DS4 Windows is detecting the controller
I use a wired ps4 controller to play on my pc. I've used the same controller for a couple years now and never had an issue until yesterday when I plugged in my controller and in my settings it said the driver is unavailable for the controller.
Depending on the device, you might get a box pop up and ask you if you also want to delete the driver software for this device. If this happens, make sure you tick the box to delete the driver software too. Don't worry if it doesn't ask you though. Then click on the Uninstall button. Close down Device Manager and then immediately reboot your ...
After having small issues connecting my PS4 controller wirelessly, I accidentally deleted the PS4 ccontroller driver from my computer. Oddly enough, the controller still works most of the time, both plugged in and wirelessly. But sometimes it says "driver error" (in Bluetooth & Other Devices) and it won't 'connect at all.
However, it's becoming increasingly annoying and difficult to get the PS4 controller to connect over Bluetooth. It works flawlessly when I attach the PS4 controller with a micro-USB cable. Anytime I attempt to connect it via BT, issues start to occur. The procedures should be very straightforward, exactly like they were for the PS5 controller: