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Load up Steam Big Picture Mode > Settings (Gear icon) > Controller Settings and check for this: https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/297913/right-stick-doesnt-work-in-any-steam-games/297932#297932
SBPM is now capable of filling the role of software like x360ce/DS4Windows and others by offering emulation options, so for instance a PS4 controller can now be used in XInput-only games, using their new built-in DirectInput > XInput emulator. The problem is this emulation is new and buggy and may cause problems with games that already have native support for your controller. This can be fixed by turning it off unless you explicitly need it for your game/controller combo.
If that's not the cause, you can try the normal button/axis calibration in Windows by opening start and typing "controller", which should autocomplete to an applet named "Set up USB game controllers". In there, you can access the properties, and if available, calibration options for pretty much any gamepad, joystick, HOTAS that is installed. This will at least let you see that windows recognizes the device and all it's buttons/axes correctly.