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Connect ps4 controller to PC using steam controller reciever?

SmilesRising

Is is possible to connect the ps4 controller to the pc using the dongle that came with the steam controller? 

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If it's Bluetooth then sure. But I found the best way to use a PS4 controller is to use DS4Windows which accepts PS4 controllers either through USB  cable or BT. DS4Windows turns the PS4 controller into an XInput device which practically every Windows game since 2010 uses.

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Its possible if dongle is bluetooth..If not, then its not possible 

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Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

If it's Bluetooth then sure. But I found the best way to use a PS4 controller is to use DS4Windows which accepts PS4 controllers either through USB  cable or BT. DS4Windows turns the PS4 controller into an XInput device which practically every Windows game since 2010 uses.

my pc doesn't support bluetooth and i have my steam controller just laying around collecting dust so i thought this would be a solution to atleast use the receiver!

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Just now, Theminecraftaddict555 said:

Its possible if dongle is bluetooth..If not, then its not possible 

im not sure what it is... i know that it connects the steam controller wirelessly ?

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4 minutes ago, smiles rising said:

my pc doesn't support bluetooth and i have my steam controller just laying around collecting dust so i thought this would be a solution to atleast use the receiver!

Some cursory research tells me the controller uses a proprietary wireless standard of sorts, so I don't think you can use the receiver for anything else.

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5 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Some cursory research tells me the controller uses a proprietary wireless standard of sorts, so I don't think you can use the receiver for anything else.

well thats a bummer, ah well. thanks for the help!

 

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Bluetooth USB adapters aren't expensive and they should work if you're not going to be too distant from the PC.

 

Then again why not just use the Steam controller? is it that bad?

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1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Bluetooth USB adapters aren't expensive and they should work if you're not going to be too distant from the PC.

 

Then again why not just use the Steam controller? is it that bad?

yeah i really really dislike the steam controller.. so i'll probably head out and buy a bluetooth adapter

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