Select the options in the screenshot above and click Apply.Launch the vJoy application file vJo圜onf.exe.You can select not to install the Feeder component, but the Configuration component is required. Repeat this process for any additional Xbox One controllers you connect.
Select WinUSB Device and answer yes to the Update Driver Warning.Scroll down to Universal Serial Bus devices.Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer".Choose "Browse my computer for driver software".Select the Controller and click Update Driver.Xbox One controllers show up under Other devices as "Controller." They can't normally be installed because Microsoft still hasn't released drivers for them.On Windows 8, right-click the Start Menu, select Control panel, and Device Manager. Connect your Xbox One controller to the computer via micro-USB cable/.This includes the driver, vJoy, X360CE, and LibUSB. First download the driver package from Lucas's OneDrive.Lucky for you guys, I’ve gone through that already so that we can bring you this easy-to-understand written guide! Part One Until now, you’d have to endure a somewhat painful tutorial video in order to guide you through the process. His solution requires the use of several companion programs (bundled with the driver) and a few quarts of elbow grease, but it does actually work. It doesn't work on Windows RT, so this won't help regular Surface users. Luckily, a hobbyist developer named Lucas Assis has developed a temporary Xbox One controller driver for Windows 7 and 8.
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