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Sorry... I'm not sure about the Xbox controller
Two of them can only work for the console, wired and wireless. If your controller came with the Xbox 360, then it's not a Windows controller.
Two of them can work on both PC and console because they have a chip driver to allow it, they come in a red box, they don't come with any Xbox 360 console, these are sold separately.
There two ways to use Xbox 360 controller on Mac/PC
The wired controllers will work from USB, which you need the drivers as said by post below.
The wireless controllers you need the Xbox wireless receiver, and drivers as said by post below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teW-Ptcxpec&app=desktop
Tested on 10.12.1, but I think it should work on earlier versions as well. The driver adds a pane to System Preferences where you can verify the inputs are being received.
Are you sure about that? I have used two wired Xbox 360 controllers on both Windows 8 and Windows 10. I have never purchased the 'Windows' branded wired controllers, only the Xbox 360 ones.
The only difference I'm aware of between Windows branded wired controller and Wireless controller is that they come with the driver disc and the wireless receiver (for the wireless controller).
Windows 8 and Windows 10 do not need a driver for the Xbox 360 controller as it is already included in the OS.