

It keeps saying that the controller is connected in the device manager but the PS3 controller itself disconnects after a while, and it still doesn't show up in BetterDS3/MotionInJoy.
I finally decided to attempt to use Bluetooth, so I downloaded the Boot Camp drivers and installed the Bluetooth driver. I tried installing the original MotionInJoy and it keeps saying "waiting for device to be connected" in the drop-down menu to select the controller even though it's clearly connected. There's a "control panel" in the software that lists the connected devices, and the controller is there, but when I test the buttons, nothing works.

I tried installed "Better DS3" (an alternative to MotionInJoy which, as you can see by the name, is better) but when I connect the controller by directly connecting to the VM, it doesn't show up in the list for devices on the left-hand area. These files contain a configuration tool needed to use DualShock 3 on a PC, although once you run the initial installation, you will not have to use it again.Hello, I've been wanting to get my PS3 controller to work in Parallels since yesterday but I haven't had any success with it yet. Once finished, visit the download website of MotioninJoy and scroll down to download the latest version of the driver. The exact process to get it depends on the version of the DualShock 3 you are using, but for the most part, you have to perform a similar procedure to use a PS3 controller on PC.: Step 1: Download and configure the MotioninJoy driversįirst, connect the PS3 controller to your PC via a USB cable so that Windows starts the installation of a set of initial drivers. so you can set aside the mouse and keyboard for a while if you want to. Today in TechinDroid, we will help you with a quick guide to connect PS3 controller to PC, Windows 10, 8.1, 8.
