Anyone have any idea what might be blocking this from working?
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I have a Logitech F310. I've tried a lot of things to get this to work in notepad, acting as a keyboard, but can't get it to work. I've assigned different virtual gamepads, that didn't work. I've followed all the instructions AI has given me, like checking and unchecking boxes in settings, and nothing. I've made sure any conflicting drivers aren't there, etc. When I click on notepad, the power button comes on and I get the little green light, but no buttons work, except the "logitech" button that brings up a gaming bar at the top of the screen.
Anyone have any idea what might be blocking this from working?
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Your screenshot has a notification saying that the controller is disconnected. It also shows a large number of other disconnected controllers (gray icons at the bottom). What are those?
Please collect Standard logs by following these instructions:- Use the [Clear data] button in [Preferences > General].
- Close reWASD and its Tray Agent.
- Remove the contents of the [c:\Users\Public\Documents\reWASD\Logs\] folder.
- Disconnect your controller.
- Restart reWASD as Administrator.
- Find and initialize your mouse and keyboard devices.
- Manually select your mouse and keyboard at [Preferences > Input devices].
- Open [Preferences > General], ensure all options under [Standard logging] are enabled, and click [Start log].
- Connect your controller and apply the config from the screenshot to it.
- Check if mappings work as expected.
- Open [Preferences > General and click the [Stop log] button.
- ZIP up and attach the contents of the [c:\Users\Public\Documents\reWASD\Logs\] folder to your next reply.
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Just to confirm, while collecting those logs, on step 10, did the controller produce any keyboard inputs or not?Originally Posted by Apollos View PostHere it is. Ty.
We will also need a System Information report. Please make one according to instructions below:
- Type `msinfo` in Windows search.
- Select [Run as Administrator] to open the [System Information] tool.
- Click [File > Save].
- Choose a name for the resulting file and click the [Save] button.
- ZIP up and attach the file with your next reply.
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