Author Topic: Is there any way to use a wireless controller with my computer? (Read OP)  (Read 644 times)

I want to play Blockland with an XBOX 360 controller, but I only have a wireless one, I do not have money to spend on wireless transmitter things for my computer, so is there any free software out there that can connect to wireless XBOX 360 controllers?

not that i know of, but the microsoft wireless transmitter thingy really doesnt cost that much i think but i live in england so

not that i know of, but the microsoft wireless transmitter thingy really doesnt cost that much i think but i live in england so
Thanks for posting!  Could you help me look for free software that does that? c:

Thanks for posting!  Could you help me look for free software that does that? c:

You can't use a wireless Xbox 360 controller with just software. You need hardware to receive and interpret the signal sent from the controller.

You can't use a wireless Xbox 360 controller with just software. You need hardware to receive and interpret the signal sent from the controller.
Well, yes you can, with the right coding.


Well, yes you can, with the right coding.
You don't know what you're talking about.
You will need to buy the receiver for it to work.

Well, yes you can, with the right coding.
You're stupid.

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How about the next time you ask a question you loving listen to the people attempting to tell you something.

Well, yes you can, with the right coding.
You can't just magically make a wireless reciever out of code.
And no, you can't code your wifi reciever (If you PC has one) to recieve the 360 Controller signal.
You need a receiver/adapter for your computer to plug in and connect to.
Or get a wire. Just not a charging-only wire. Because those ones don't transmit what you're doing on the controller to the Xbox. All they do is provide power, so they won't work on a PC without a wireless receiver either.

not that i know of, but the microsoft wireless transmitter thingy really doesnt cost that much i think but i live in england so
Living in England doesn't affect the price much I'm afraid.