Ps3 Controller Windows Driver
Download the latest version and the latest update of ScpServer from: Extract the latest version to a permanent place (such as Program Files, System Path, etc.) then extract the latest update to the same folder. Click yes to all when asked to overwrite files.
The DUALSHOCK ® 3 wireless controller for the PlayStation ® 3 system provides the most intuitive game play experience with pressure sensors in each action button and the inclusion of the highly sensitive SIXAXIS TM motion sensing technology. Each hit, crash and explosion is more realistic when the user feels the rumble right in the palm of their hand. It can even detect natural movements for. Getting PS3 Working on Windows 10. The very first thing you need to do is get a third-party driver that will enable the PS3 controller on PC operations on Windows 10.
Windows 7 64-bit product key. This download installs version 3.1.4.0 of the Ralink* Wireless LAN driver for Intel® Desktop Boards.
Ps3 Controller Driver Windows 10
See the second to last (Optional) step to see why you want this in a permanent place if you plan to use PS3 controllers often. If you don't wish to do a permanent install, you can extract the files anywhere you want and skip the optional step. Open ScpServer.exe. Click the bubble at the top of the window to select which controller you want to pair. Press Pair to pair your PS3 controller with the Bluetooth dongle.
Now you're ready to game using your PS3 controller as Xinput! You can connect up to a total of four PS3 controllers by repeating this step, or follow the next optional steps and it will auto-pair PS3 controllers hooked up through USB. You must either leave ScpServer.exe running any time you want to use your PS3 controllers, OR do the following optional steps so you don't have to leave ScpServer running every time. Note: You still have to use ScpServer the first time you connect a PS3 controller. 
Open Command Prompt (search cmd.exe from the Start menu) as an Administrator then paste the following: sc create PS3SCPServer binpath= ' C: Program Files (x86) PS3 Controller ScpServer bin ScpService.exe' type= own start= auto Replace ' C: Program Files (x86) PS3 Controller ScpServer bin ScpService.exe' with the path where your ScpService.exe is located. Don't change anything else, and don't remove the quotation marks ' around the path or the spaces after the = signs. This will create a new Service that will run when Windows starts so you don't have to have ScpServer.exe running to use or sync controllers (in other words, they auto-sync when plugged in through USB).
