Steam should pick it up as a PS4 controller too.
Astro pc drivers drivers#
Drivers can be messy to deal with and this controller software tends to mess with other devices plugged into the computer so uninstalling the software after setting the controller could be tried. Try these solutions from the posts and if you're still unable to get it working then reinstalling Windows 10 or 11 would be your best bet since it's an issue beyond just the controller drivers. Doesn't sound like it would work, but it's there to try. Some have fixed it by following an official video step by step on another PC then it started working on their main PC. It could be a bad driver that's being pushed out by Microsoft so pausing 'Windows Updates' and turning off 'install other device drivers' could be what's needed after fixing it with one of these solutions. Takes a couple of tries until it finds Astro C40 drivers without the software.
Astro pc drivers update#
Make sure Windows Update and Update Orchestrator services are turned on in Task Manager along with 'install other device drivers' in advanced settings in Settings. It shows up under those two and the drivers you get installed have a PC and PS4 version so manually updating to those could solve it.
Astro pc drivers serial#
I personally would remove the Astro C40 drivers in Device Manager under 'Universal Serial Bus controllers' then the other one under 'Audio' and delete driver software checkbox enabled ( ). This post has another fix which sounds much like yours if you tried the last solution: \_c40\_not\_detected\_windows\_10\_desktop\_worked/ There has been a solution since September 2019 that fixed it for many: Driver issues stem from issues with Windows itself so it's a solution for those not having the time to go through their settings and services making sure they are on. Not sure what's going on with your setup, but I am able to get the drivers every time through Windows Update or manually from the software just fine. And I loved this controller, as it's the largest I could find for my big hands.ĮDIT: And no, reinstalling Windows does NOT resolve the issue (in addition to that being a TERRIBLE solution for a controller driver issue)ĮDIT 2: Grabbing the drivers directly from the Microsoft Update Catalog and installing them does not work either. If this is the kind of support I can expect from Astro products I will certainly never be giving y'all another dollar. What the hell is going on? Why hasn't this been addressed at all other than community-provided workarounds? You've had 2 years to release a new driver, and countless threads here and elsewhere reporting this issue. Manually updating the drivers to treat it as an Xbox 360 Controller (using Microsoft's driver) fixes the problem temporarily but Windows Update stomps the drivers eventually, reinstalling the Astro-provided drivers. You can't even use the control software to configure the device anymore. There has been a widely publicized problem with the Astro C40 TR drivers on Windows since June 2019.Īfter installing the C40 Control Software (including drivers) the device shows up in device manager's "Other Devices" category with a message that the device could not be started.
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