- #Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup drivers#
- #Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup update#
- #Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup driver#
- #Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup Offline#
Fixed issue where the game will softlock and lose focus when clicking on 'Continue' in the screen when information is entered but not confirmed in one of the first four fields. Users are now able to find LAN races created through Quick Race. Fixed host hanging in an empty game room after exiting a race.
#Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup Offline#
Users are no longer returned to the offline main menu after a LAN race. Fixed problem with user not being returned to the offline main menu when losing their connection. The way it performs on high end machines and something as mundane as the game not working as long as a certain keyboard is plugged in I think is testament to that.Here's a list of fixed bugs and problems: 1. The issue here is a poor job on Criterion's part with the QA of this game. I don't generally come to forums like this asking for help lightly, without attempting to do research and solve the problem on my own. So, let it be known, that I know what I'm doing. There are those random games that flat out do not support the wireless controller specifically, but that is not the focus of this discussion. As I mentioned, my controller works perfectly in every other game that supports it. I suspect that if I hook up my logitech G27 at the same time I'd get a similar issue. "Keyboard" and "USB Gaming Keyboard Pro" the latter of which cannot be configured. I didn't take a screen cap as I'm typing this on my laptop, but in the menus of the game, when the keyboard IS connected, I get two options for control method. Hence once unplugging that, everything works swimmingly.
The Issue, as I already said, was that the game saw my saitek eclipse keyboard(drivers make it appear as a USB Gaming Keyboard Pro) as an unsupported gamepad. Yes, they require a bit more power, but the lesson there is to not use shitty motherboards, as was an issue for me when I first got the thing and it didn't work with the system I had at the time.
Second, I've been using the same wireless adapter for years(I've only ever purchased one). They haven't been updated for quite some time.
#Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup drivers#
I've been running on those drivers for months, possibly years now.
#Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup driver#
Xbox 360 Controller Support page (latest drivers) | few things: I am fully aware of the driver situation that you refer to.
#Need for speed most wanted 2012 pc controller setup update#
So don't scoff and assume you do have the latest drivers just cause you trust windows update to grab them, it doesn't (or hadn't for me) I'll check my history and see if I can dig up the drivers, so in case you wanna try them out you can.
I assume this can possibly help in funky situations like the OP where drivers of your other devices may conflict. With the newest drivers when you hit the home button it actually pulls up a dialog, where as drivers I had before (and actually worked perfectly) did nothing with that button. they aren't super new BUT they actually are newer than any drivers windows finds itself through windows update sometimes, and definitely newer than drivers that were provided by a disc or whatever. There IS actually some 'new' drivers for the 360pad on windows. Something to do with it burning through more power than it should, and burning itself out within short work (and I guess they never bothered to just fix it and keep selling it. The Wireless hub itself is known to be a piece of junk, hence why it's discontinued and they haven't sold it in years. A big reason why I use a WIRED controller instead, solves so much of these headaches if you really appreciate using a controller with a decent amount of PC titles. Driver issues, and known issues with the wireless hub for the controller were most likely the real issue there.
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