- HOW TO USE MY PS4 CONTROLLER FOR MINECRAFT PC DRIVER
- HOW TO USE MY PS4 CONTROLLER FOR MINECRAFT PC PS4
Normally I would use one of the two that I have, already paired to the PS4, but as I said before, I've accidentally paired and unpaired both, via bluetooth, to my PC. I don't have a third controller so I can't navigate to the bluetooth menu. Neither of those things are working for me.
HOW TO USE MY PS4 CONTROLLER FOR MINECRAFT PC PS4
Hey I’ve had this issue recently, and I have a wired keyboard and mouse that I usually use for my pc and I hooked them up for the first time ever by the USB ports on the front of the ps4 but now I can’t get passed the screen that says “the PS4 was not turned off properly blah blah blah” which button on the keyboard is mapped to the accept button or “X” ? I never controlled a ps4 with a keyboard before Sorry for reviving that thread but I had difficulties finding it.
After that press the share and PS button at the same time and choose your controller. Use either a different controller or your usb keyboard (press F3 to access the options page) to delete the controller that won't work. That's the only thing that worked for me. Crazy way to do it but if something looks stupid, but it works. Originally posted by Hanzel96:Alright so I got a USB keyboard to delete my DS4 controller of the devices list and then pressed the home button and share button at the same time, went to bluetooth devices and scanned my enviroment manually to pick up the signal. With the controller connected via USB cable after this reset process, the PS4 should pair it automatically, even though it's on wired connection.Ĭan simply google "Reset PS4 Controller" to find more info. Try turning on the Console via the Controller.
Once un-paired, try the Reset process (hold the reset on Controller for about 10-15 secs) then connect it to a PS4 that is powered off already, connecting it via USB Cable, as a means of getting the Console to then pick it up again.
HOW TO USE MY PS4 CONTROLLER FOR MINECRAFT PC DRIVER
So un-pairing it from PC first, should simply stop it from auto-connecting to that PC, but still allow the device driver and such to remain on the PC, should you pair/connect it to that PC at a later time. Keeping the actual device installed on your PC should have no bearing to it pairing with a Console as for say BT, you should be able to simply un-pair the device from PC first, as a means of ensuring when you turn on the Controller next time, it won't auto-pair to PC cause of the BT being on and ready to pick it up automatically again as a paired device you've allowed in the past.
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