Is it possible to use this controller in a PC using the microsoft receptor as previous xbox controller?
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The Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for Windows is not able to communicate with the Xbox One Wireless Controller. This is documented on xbox.com. If you want to use this controller with a PC, you need to use a MicroUSB cable to connect it to the PC. Any current cellphone will include such a cable, it is very common.Microsoft may decide to release an Xbox One Wireless Receiver for Windows in the future, but at the time I'm writing this, such a receiver does not exist. (I wish it did)
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it'll be available dec. 31st, 2015. until then either plugin xbox one controller to pc or use xbox 360 controller with xbox 360 receiver plugged into pc. Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows
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no it's not look here http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/controller-pc-compatibility
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http://www.wpcentral.com/guide-use-xbox-one-controller-pcthis gives an unofficial step by step guide to hook an xbox one controller to a PC
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Microsoft has just released the official PC drivers for the Xbox One controller. http://majornelson.com/2014/06/05/pc-drivers-for-the-xbox-one-controller-available-now/?linkId=8424381
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It's coming: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-one-controller-support-coming-to-pc-very-soon/1100-6419847/
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yes it is a type of driver must be installed.u can google it ok.u will hav to map ea button to which ever game your playing tho.....
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the xbox 360 controllers use a propriatary protocol for their wireless. xbox one controllers use wifi direct for their protocol(though I keep finding information that says its a specialized wireless protocal I can't find a difinitive answer on this), if you have a windows 8.1 computer or a windows 7 computer with intel My WiFi Dashboard you may be able to connect wireless(if you are able to use wifi direct to connect the controller please let people know). likely you will need the drivers listed in another answer to use its full functionality though.
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http://forums.gamernode.com/showthread.php?t=21133They mention several options there, including the XBox 360 controller.
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I haven't tried it yet, but every ps3 controller works on a pc, so this one should easily work as well.
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I have windows 7 64bit, running Intel i7 extreme processor. i really wonder if there is any controller tested that can work on windows 64bit!!!! appriecate your output
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I don't believe so because this actually requires software for it to work even on a PC. Your best option is to look at aftermarket controllers with their own dongle. My son bought one and uses it on our PS3, I just can't remember the brand.
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I have used the xbox controller with it as long as it hooked up to the PC via usb XBOX hub.
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No. Pc controllers do not have a plug and play slot which is located at the top center of the contoller. Just a usb connection.
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This is junk and a waste of money. Spend the extra and get a real xbox controller. And yes, that will work with any windows OS.
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No. It works perfectly with all emulators. And pc games when use in xinput (recognized as one xbox contoller). It also supports multiple controllers when it is used Dinput
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I have windows 7 64bit, running Intel i7 extreme processor.i really wonder if there is any controller tested that can work on windows 64bit!!!!appriecate your output
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It's the exact same controller included with and sold for the xbox 360. The included receiver is only needed for Windows.
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I don't think so. It's USB and designed to be used on a PC. But I'm not an Xbox guy so maybe someone who is can comment...
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this particular controller is a Microsoft xbox controller. Works very well.
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Tested on Windows 8.0 and 8.1 Works Fine with Analog Gravis Joystick.Used Instructions at http://www.wikihow.com/Set-Up-USB-Game-Controllers-on-Windows-8
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As long as you have a USB 2.0 and you should be fine. Just when you go into the key bindings hit the button on the controller, I found it was as simple as that.
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Microsoft promised controller support for Windows 8 in late 2014. So keep trying and it will eventually work. http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/controller-pc-compatibility If you can't get it to work try the drivers from the link.
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Very unlikely. Although I never tried this thing on Xbox 360, I do know that it requires a PC software (not just the driver) to make this thing actually work.