It may be different depending on your controller, mine is the Logitech Dual Action and I'm on a Windows computer, but here are the steps I took:

1) Open Control Panel
2) Click Devices and Printers
3) Right click the controller and select "Game controller settings"
4) Press CTRL + SHIFT then click the properties button
5) This allows you to access the calibrate setting and you can re-calibrate your controller

Idk why it's hidden like this on Windows, but this allowed me to fix the drift issues I had with the controller

Yes it was in regards to Controller Companion and stick drift. CC no longer has deadzone support and you said you managed to fix your stick drift but did not go into details on how.

Deserk Hawk, I'm ngl I have no idea what you're referring to. Was it a comment I left somewhere? Cause I don't remember

Just wondering how did you manage to fix your joystick problems? the calibration system does not do anyting other then set the center point of the stick if that point is for whatever reason.

With true drift as i have with multiple controllers both xbox and Nintendo calibration is useless. one needs to set a custom dead zone. I managed to find a confusing product that let me make a proper deadzone so the stick would not drift anymore but its paid software and dont have the money for it now that trial is over.

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