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  • Virtual Controller for Nintendo Switch Keeps looping "connecting, connected" on Win11

    Saw other threads that descriped same issue before:

    Virtual Controller keeps looping "connecting, connected" Loop for Nintendo Switch - reWASD Forum
    Nintendo Switch External Device - Can't connect properly - reWASD Forum

    Seems a common issue for Win11. Does any one have any idea when will this get fixed?​

  • #2
    This cannot be fixed currently due to some bluetooth changes MS made in Win11. This is main reason reWASD added support for ESP32 bluetooth adapter - it is recommended solution.
    Buy something like this one:
    ATOM U is a compact low-power consumption speech recognition ESP32 development kit, used as IoT controllers, voice recording and speech-to-Text services. It can provide stable and reliable wireless communication. and support UIFlow, Arduino, MicroPython, ESP32-IDF, and other mainstream development platforms.

    Or you can find cheaper alternatives.

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    • #3
      Originally Posted by DevX View Post
      This cannot be fixed currently due to some bluetooth changes MS made in Win11. This is main reason reWASD added support for ESP32 bluetooth adapter - it is recommended solution.
      Buy something like this one:
      ATOM U is a compact low-power consumption speech recognition ESP32 development kit, used as IoT controllers, voice recording and speech-to-Text services. It can provide stable and reliable wireless communication. and support UIFlow, Arduino, MicroPython, ESP32-IDF, and other mainstream development platforms.

      Or you can find cheaper alternatives.
      Thanks, but how does this work? Never used this esp32 thing before...like, does it require programming or I just plug it in like any other regular bluetooth adapter?

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      • #4
        Please check this article for more information and instructions.

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