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Modify it in what way? What do you want to happen? Right now the behavior is the same as what a real Xbox controller would do. 

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Yes, use hammer and make it flat.
If thats not what you mean, please explain what you mean.
Else just put it as status update next time. 😉

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32 minutes ago, Md z said:

So I was thinking is there anyway I can modified the Xbox logo button ?

Tape it off with electrical tape. Thats a free mod.

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Are you looking to have the Xbox button-

 

Look Different

 

or

 

Perform a Different Task

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Hello Everyone . Recently I buy a Xbox 360 controller (replica version) . In the Xbox controller there is button in the middle  looks like a Xbox logo button . So when I press the button windows game bar appears in the screen. So I want to set this to take screen shot. Can I do that ?

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On a genuine Xbox One controller, you can use a Windows app called Xbox Accessories to remap some of the controller functions.

 

On a knockoff 360 controller I think your only hope might be something like Joy2Key. 

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