Gioteck VX 2 wireless Controller malfunctioning

[木村拓zoi]

I had this gioteck VX2 controller bought for pc use. Downloaded the x360ce from gioteck website and had the right stick fixed, but the controller is not functioning when i started my game: Dyling Light and Dragonball Xenoverse and etc. PLease help

[Bad 💀 Motha]

x360ce are just files, it doesn't "install"

x360ce files must be extracted to each root game folder u wish to use it on.
Some games however MIGHT be hit or miss with this, typically the x360ce files should be extracted to whichever folder houses the root game EXE file.


x360ce allows custom key-binds for your controller for each game via the config file that will end up being extracted to each of the game folders u put the files into.



See if others chime in with some tips. I know some refer to the MotionJoy app, but I never personally tried that one as I never had a need to.

IMHO I would not go Gioteck or anything for BT on PC, especially Controller.
But instead get Logiecth F710 as it has the PS3 style layout, but is full compatible for both X-Input & Direct-Input. Fully 360 compatible on Windows PC, so even Steam and Games have no issue with it being seen as a 360 controller, despite the PS style layout. Logitech provides it's own USB Wireless Nano Receiver so you don't have to invest in BT Dongle or a Microsoft USB Wireless Receiver

[木村拓zoi]

I've extracted the x360ce to the game folder and tried to run the game. still not functioning. and im wondering m i doing wrong or its just a bad controller.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Did you check that the Controller is fully seen and installed in Windows?

Turn on the Controller > Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printer; you should see it listed in there when it's powered on and connected to your USB Dongle. Then right-click the Controller > click Game Controller Settings. Click Advanced and ensure it's the selected one from that list. Click Ok to close that, then click Properties and under Test you should be able to see that everything works. Via realtime feedback when you move the sticks, triggers and press any buttons or move the d-pad. If the device shows but no feedback in Test, then it could be problem with the controller.

Please ensure you followed their directions for the basic install purposes: http://www.gioteck.com/setup-guide-vx-1-vx-2-controllers-pc (scroll down to VX2-Wireless)

X360CE downloads are here:
https://code.google.com/p/x360ce/downloads/list

X360CE requires Visual C++ 2010 and 2012 installation prior to use.
Latest versions are here...
Visual C++ 2010: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26999
Visual C++ 2012: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679
You will need both x86 and x64 versions installed when using 64-bit OS
Install them As Admin. Once Visual C++ is installed, do a Check for Updates via Windows Updates.

[木村拓zoi]

Did the controller check and it passed the test, installed both visual.. Downloaded all the 360ce but the right stick problem came back..

OMG this is so troublesome, thought this controller just plug and play!! HELP~~~~

[Bad 💀 Motha]

I'd return it, it's too technical for you... get Logitech F710 or get a Microsoft 360 Controller w/ Wireless USB Receiver.

X360CE won't be needed on those.

[木村拓zoi]

considering that! tmr gonna return it to them and ask for exchange!!!!

ty for the info tho! appreciate!