PDP camo controler xbox one for pc Drivers

[Mantara]

I recently bought this controller : http://pdp.com/en/controller-camo-wired-controller-for-xbox-one-pc
Firstly windows didn't detect the drivers so i tried everything! manual install of officials and non officials drivers, restarts.
After installing the drivers, windows detect the controller as camo wired controller for xbox one but it doesn't work anyway..
Can you help me plz?
I'm using win 7 64bits

[Bad 💀 Motha]

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=xbox%20one

[Mantara]

I already tried this but thx..

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Buy a Microsoft Controller; generics are never the same

[Mantara]

Thats what i thought --'
Ill try to return this ****

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Also, did you try plugging in the Controller, then do a manual Check for Updates via Control Panel > Windows Updates; see if it shows up in there.

It could be an issue with your Win7 being outdated.
PDP says all their Xbox One controllers when used on PC use the official Microsoft drivers. There are just cheaper cause Wired Only; they are backed by Microsoft as far as all the ® goes. But wired only is why they are cheaper.

[Mantara]

Yup i already tried this.. and no updates found

[Bad 💀 Motha]

In Device Manager, u may need to click View > Show Hidden Devices

[Mantara]

Nothing found too.. nevermind ill try to get an official controller.. i hope its not much more expensive as this one..

[Bad 💀 Motha]

If you want Wired, just get a cheap 360 controller; they are virtually the same thing.
The Microsoft 360 wired controllers are fairly cheap ($15-20)

[Mantara]

Well i got one.. which is a kinda damaged as i bought it in 2011 and i wanted to try the one's controller..

[Mantara]

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

Also, did you try plugging in the Controller, then do a manual Check for Updates via Control Panel > Windows Updates; see if it shows up in there.

It could be an issue with your Win7 being outdated.
PDP says all their Xbox One controllers when used on PC use the official Microsoft drivers. There are just cheaper cause Wired Only; they are backed by Microsoft as far as all the ® goes. But wired only is why they are cheaper.

Well i did read that xbox one controller drivers works on win7 64 bits so.. i guess its only about the controller and not my pc :/

[Bad 💀 Motha]

They do; so IDK whats wrong on your end. I doubt it's the controller.
PDP is one I just didn't know about; I read more into those and those are licensed by Microsoft and use their Drivers.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Pleas try what was suggested here.

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/135507855750551040/?tscn=1486217096#c135508031953822779

How you "change" the driver like that way; first go in Device Manager and locate the installed controller and Uninstall it from there, when asked, select "Remove Software" (i forget the exact words) that follow after clicking Uninstall on such a device as that, this remove the Drivers/Software from the system.

Then leave the Controller connected, go to Windows Updates, set that as "Check for Updates Only" and then click Check for Updates and see what it finds. The Xbox One Controller Driver is usually under Optional.

Ensure you are allowing Driver Installs for Windows Updates, or it won't work.

You can disable that feature again after the install, to ensure it doesn't try to auto update other things like your GPU, etc.

[Mantara]

Doesn't work too.. sorry but i think its unsolvable for now.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Here its on-sale; and if this one has issues, Amazon does easy returns/refunds.
Just don't damage the packaging.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O65I2VY