Windows 10: I have a FANTECH SHOOTER III Controller but it doesnt work on XInput Mode

So i bought a controller that has two modes, dinput and xinput, it works on the dinput but i want to use the xinput aswell, i installed the controller's program ran it with admin priv, tried nearly everything i tried without windows virus protection etc, i tried to install the driver manually but it did not worked aswell i triednot the exact namesXinput HID controllerXbox One ControllerHID controller etc..Every driver installation i restarted the pc aswell, it shows it worked but when i try it with controller tester it doesnt work, and after uninstall it shows:```The drivers for this devic

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XBOne Controller not working, XINPUT missing from Device Manager. HELP!

Okay, so a quick rundown. I just purchased Final Fantasy IX for PC (Steam) and it has some issues with controllers yet, since it was just released. I followed some steps that had been recommended, and now XINPUT does not appear under Device Manager > Human
Interface Devices... Also, now my XBOne Controller does not function. I've ran the directx redist package, and also reinstalled my graphics drivers as advised in other forum posts, but this issue remains. Help! I really appreciate it!

NOTE: I fear one of the steps I took, running CCleaners registry cleaner option may be the root cause of my troubles at this point, as I noticed this issue just after completing that suggestion.

 

wanting to get bluetooth game controllers xinput dinput??

Does anyone have some suggestions and links of what is good to look for on these things?
I want Bluetooth as I have a firestick 4K and I can install free games on that.
I also have a Bluetooth dongle that does work to transfer files from phone to PC to phone, but I dont know if the version matters regarding controllers?? I got that device at least 5 years ago.

I want force feedback in the handles.
Is it better to use seperate A cell batteries, or an inbuilt one?
I am thinking really 2 controllers, all on one Bluetooth dongle?

I also read Xinput is newer than Dinput and how does that fit into this picture?
I read some controllers only do Xinput when using a cable, which I dont think is a good idea.

I also need them to work with windows 7 and 10, android, firestick, dont care about apple

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I found out my Bluetooth device is version 2.

 

Xbox one Controller identified as Bluetooth LE Xinput Device

Hello eljueta,

Thank you for your contribution to the Microsoft community. Just a reminder, here on community we are not able to double check accounts and devices to check for the possible issue. What we can do here is provide/guide customers with possible troubleshooting steps for the issue.

I understand that you’re experiencing an issue with your Xbox One controller being identified as a Bluetooth LE Xinput device instead of a genuine Xbox controller.

Before proceeding, I need to know more details so that we can get the best possible troubleshooting for you.

-Are you getting any error message?

-What specific troubleshooting have you done before?

Basing on the statement you provided above, here are some troubleshooting steps that you may try:

1. Update the Driver:
   
   • Press Win + S and type Device Manager to open it.
     
   • Locate Human Interface Devices.
     
   • Find the Bluetooth LE XINPUT compatible input device.
     
   • Right-click, choose Properties, and go to the Driver tab.
     
   • Select Update driver and choose Browse my computer for drivers.
     
   • Click Let me pick from a list.
     
   • Uncheck the box that says Show compatible hardware.
     
   • In the left box, select MICROSOFT.
     
   • In the right box, scroll down to XBOX ONE WIRELESS CONTROLLER and select it.
     
   • Click Yes on the pop-up.
     
2. Manually Configure Inputs (if recognized):
   
   • If the controller is recognized and input is possible, configure the inputs manually.
     
   • Save the controller profile after mapping the inputs.
     
3. Check for Firmware Updates:
   
   • Ensure your controller firmware is up to date using the Xbox Accessories app.
     
4. Try a Different Bluetooth Adapter:
   
   • If you’re using an external Bluetooth adapter, consider trying a different one.
     
   • Some adapters may have compatibility issues.
     
     5. Reset your controller
     To do this, press and hold the small button on the back of the controller for about 5 seconds.
     
     Hope I helped! Please do not hesitate to ask if you have further concerns. I will be waiting for you and I would be more than glad to assist you further.
     
     YanYannn
     Microsoft Community Moderator