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Hid compliant game controller missing install#
Hid compliant game controller missing drivers#

Note You may need to get the inf files as well.

Hid compliant game controller missing drivers#

Browse to the drivers folder (\1\Windows\System32\drivers).Open D:\sources\install.wim with a utility like 7-zip.Expand the file from your windows 7 dvd.

Copy the file from C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository (they will be in sub-directories under this structure).

There are two options for restoring any of these missing files. A normally functioning system can be expected to have the following files: Likely, your system somehow "misplaced" its C:\Windows\System32\drivers\*hid*.sys files. Yes, I've tried it in nearly all ports.Įdit 4: It's not in Device Manager, the driver simply does not exist on my system at all!

Hid compliant game controller missing install#

Question: How do I install the "HID Compliant Driver" so that Windows can detect my device?įrom what I've found out so far of the problem, it seems like the device proper driver is find/usable, it's just that the complementary driver ('HID Compliant Controller' driver or whatever it's called) is missing as the same problem is happening with my Wiimote (except over Bluetooth).Įdit 1: If you haven't already figured out, I'm trying to use my xbox controller on my PC.Įdit 2: The drivers were working last year, until I reformatted my laptop (clean wipe of everything).Įdit 3: I've been experimenting with all sorts of drivers (and the 'no driver at all'), but the thing I seem to always notice happening is that when I insert the controller, the lights blink (on the controller) and Windows plays two low-pitched sounds, instead of a low pitched followed by a high pitched note (which means a device has been plugged in and is ready to use). I've tried installing the generic drivers (found here ) and they (of course) do not work.Īnother thing I've also found is that I'm missing a HID Compliant Driver (as it's so called), and of course: It can't be found anywhere through googling as it's usually a different driver for each type of device (ie. I tried googling and searching for drivers on my system/the device itself and there seem to be no driver. I have a wired Afterglow Gamepad Controller for XBox 360 and there seem to be no drivers for the device at all! Upon checking Device Manager, I received an Error 28 (which is what I just stated above).

Operating System: Windows 7, Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1