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I assume your gamepad is manufactured by Logitech, am I right? Have you installed the correct driver for the gamepad? If you haven't so, please install the correct driver for the gamepad, because your operating system will not able to use it before the driver get installed.
You can get the driver from here: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/441/7360#section=downloads
Click on Download tab, and make sure you have choose the right operating system that you use.
Hi there,
You need to calibrate the controller. Go to the Logitech website and install the latest drivers. This will include software which allows you to recalibrate your controller.
You need to set up profiles to use this gamepad. I ve made several profiles. Most downloaded are Call of duty MW 1 & 2 and NFS Shift setups. Download them here if you need them:
Hi, You don't (and can't) disable DEP for the controller (a gamepad controller isn't an application, it's a device which uses a driver, Data Execution Protection applies to applications ie .exe files), it's the game or emulator you disable DEP for, so that you the game can run, completely free of security bindings, and then you would be able to go into the game configuration menu and select your gamepad, and calibrate it. Calibrating means the game detects you gamepad and applies the specific functions to each button. One way to be sure is to disable DEP for everything, then install a game, and THEN plug in your gamepad. Then start the game/emulator and go to the configuration menu within the game/emulator and set up the gamepad calibration in there. If it doesn't work, then you haven't installed the drivers for the gamepad properly, or haven't installed the correct driver.
Before doing any of that, you would have checked in Control Panel and Gamepad Controllers, double clicked the Gamepad in the list and pressed Calibrate, to enable generic gamepad functionality. If you hadn't done that, do so now. If it still doesn't work, then NOW disable the DEP (either all DEP or for the game/emulator you want to play). Unplug the Gamepad and load up a game. Then plug the game pad in. Set up the gamepad from within the game/emulator config menu, which differs from game to game, of course, but is more or less the same. If it doesn't work.. re-install the correct driver for the gamepad. Also make sure your operating system is fully updated and you're plugging the gamepad into a usb2.0 port. and have rebooted after installing the gamepad usb driver. That's everything you need to know.. Good Luck!
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