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Sounds like the old cable was a power/charge only cable and Charge and sync/data cable
Ah now that's also a thing. If the cable isn't thick enough it won't draw enough current to let the thing work. Plus,. well, USB often has ♥♥♥♥♥♥ connections.
Of course! I so often forget about this.
I have a load of musical equipment, synths and so on, and I've stumbled across this problem at least a couple of times before. I always forget it though.
Yeah, not all cables are created equal. Some are thinner wire internally and may even be missing wires. This is how devices such as iPods are able to detect slower charging because the wiring isn't good enough.
Thank you for pointing this out.
Black one works just fine. In the Devices and printers camo is in the category Unspecified and labeled Wireless controller with generic box icon. Black one is in the Devices category and shows controller icon. Also camo controller cant be seen in Windows game controllers or DS4Windows.
On my laptop both controllers work fine so this must be some issue with windows. I have tried many times uninstalling the controller, different cables and usb ports. The black one works fine. Also wireless connection works fine on camo-controller. Is it Steam or Windows to blame whats going on.
Well, it can be USB cable as pointed out above. They're not created equal and especially if you use a USB cable for charging, the wiring that you can't see can make the difference between not working and working.
On top of that there is some sort of issues - whether in Steam or Windows I haven't worked out - that does cause this. I first saw it reported on here a few months ago, quickly after a Steam update (which may or not be relevant).
And the only rememedy that helps I've found is for using joy2key. It's better as it helps some but it ain't a guaranteed fix.
I connected a /different/ controller, went into Big Picture mode, then hit the "unhide devices" button. It was grayed out and inactive until I connected my second controller, but when I did that, my PS4 controller (connected via USB) appeared and began working.
Big thank you for the feedback. I can hopefully remember this and pass that advice onto others. Cheers.
Because 1 is a charge only cable and the other is a charge and sync(data) cable.