Dualsense Vibrations Cause Stick Issues

[Blindman721]

I am playing with a PS5 controller, having taken the appropriate steps to get haptic feedback working. Sometime between when I played a week ago and now, an issue has arisen. When the controller vibrates, I lose control of my left joystick. For example, when in the menu, my controller will vibrate when it gets to an option (like hovering over the inventory button). For the duration of the vibration, my cursor will continue moving in the direction is was traveling previous to the vibration. This makes it so my cursor is always overshooting. In game I have the same issue (such as losing control of direction while flying if it vibrates). Turning off vibration gets rid of the problem (but then I don't have haptic feedback).

I have replicated the problem using 2 PS5 controllers, a USB-C to USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A cable, a USB-C port, and a USB-A port. This rules out a controller/cable hardware issue. I believe there is some sort of software issue. Keep in mind this was also working just fine a week ago.

Possible changes over the past week include:
1) I moved my Steam library onto a new NVME SSD so I uninstalled and reinstalled everything. Everything else in Steam works fine and I verified the files, so I doubt this was an issue.
2) I upgraded my GeForce driver to 531.18 on 2/28.
3) Unsure if there was a Hogwarts Legacy update?

Does anybody else have this issue? Any help would be appreciated.

My setup includes a i9-10850k, MSI Gaming Trio 4090, and a 4 TB Crucial P3 Plus SSD.

[ezequilus]

what are these steps you took to get the haptic feedback working?