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http://www.howtogeek.com/178881/ask-htg-how-can-i-hook-up-my-xbox-360-controllers-to-my-computer/

found this website. he bought something thats not really microsoft device. but some dude did a tutorial? should it still work? sorry for being stupid or something.

 

The guide seems legit and since people can get PS3 controllers working on PC, it would be worth of trying. It still isn't bluetooth as Xbox controller works with radio signal rather than with BT. Whether you want to go through with cheaper adapter and more configuring or buying actual adapter and installing drivers semi-automaticly, is up to you.

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Nope.......i wish as well,so i good play split screen games with my neighbors with his controller 

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no, you can however just buy an adapter on ebay or somewhere else.

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Nope.......i wish as well,so i good play split screen games with my neighbors with his controller 

 

 

no, you can however just buy an adapter on ebay or somewhere else.

http://www.howtogeek.com/178881/ask-htg-how-can-i-hook-up-my-xbox-360-controllers-to-my-computer/

found this website. he bought something thats not really microsoft device. but some dude did a tutorial? should it still work? sorry for being stupid or something.

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up up and away!

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http://www.howtogeek.com/178881/ask-htg-how-can-i-hook-up-my-xbox-360-controllers-to-my-computer/

found this website. he bought something thats not really microsoft device. but some dude did a tutorial? should it still work? sorry for being stupid or something.

 

The guide seems legit and since people can get PS3 controllers working on PC, it would be worth of trying. It still isn't bluetooth as Xbox controller works with radio signal rather than with BT. Whether you want to go through with cheaper adapter and more configuring or buying actual adapter and installing drivers semi-automaticly, is up to you.

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The guide seems legit and since people can get PS3 controllers working on PC, it would be worth of trying. It still isn't bluetooth as Xbox controller works with radio signal rather than with BT. Whether you want to go through with cheaper adapter and more configuring or buying actual adapter and installing drivers semi-automaticly, is up to you.

didnt know xbox 360 controller works with radio signal rather than bluetooth. now i dont have to try bluetooth. :) thank you. the question now is "will 1 receiver be able to support 2 wireless controllers" time to google. :D

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