I even posted a blog article talking about the Wireless Xbox 360 receivers and controllers and how awesome they were. Like all things, XBCD development stopped as many thought it wasn’t necessary to develop. Well, one of those things to do is to recycle the controller onto your PC. Since Microsoft was very quick the bury the Xbox original console this left a void of people wondering what to do with their old hardware. They also mentioned that this dongle would work with “all future Xbox 360 devices.” That is of course until the Xbox One came out. This dongle was designed to work with the “Games for Windows” logo during Windows 7. Even then Xbox 360 controller support for PC users was released around 2008 giving a few-year gap between its initial release date in 2005. It wasn’t until the introduction of the Xbox 360 that Microsoft gave support for their users to use their beloved controllers on their PCs and other devices. Microsoft at the time really didn’t want to associate hardware from their console with hardware from their PC because a few corporate people back then felt it would disenfranchise their user base from actually purchasing an Xbox. They made a bunch of controllers for their X-Box units and people began to realize that if you just splice a USB cable on the end of the proprietary connection then you could use the Xbox Controller on your PC.
History time!īack in the days when Microsoft got involved with the console wars. Trust no one! For additional and general questions refer to the FAQ of this site. Also, this website contains internal links for binary files to which we highly suggest that you invest in a good virus checker prior to downloading anything off of the internet. We provide no guarantees this tutorial will work for your product. The drivers and software provided are intended to work in an AS-IS base. It should be noted like any hardware or software hack that S-Config is not responsible for any physical, mental, financial, or psychological damage that may happen when following this tutorial. For more information about the standards we use on this site click here if you would like to know more.
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