Open Expack3 opened 6 years ago
Is it a genuine Wii Remote or some third party? Can you check its hardware ID and the actual loaded driver for it via device manager (make sure to look at the HID device node and not the Bluetooth device node).
It’s the Wiimote which came with the Wii I bought it when the Wii was originally released – I’m pretty confident it’s the genuine device.
Here’s the HID (assuming that means “Hardware ID”) I got: BTHENUM\Dev_00191D3FC858
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Is it a genuine Wii Remote or some third party? Can you check its hardware ID and the actual loaded driver for it via device manager (make sure to look at the HID device node and not the Bluetooth device node).
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That's the wrong Hardware ID. Check under Human Interface Device for the HID device node. It'll be either labeled as "Bluetooth HID Device" or "Wiimote Device". In case of the former, check the Events tab and try to manually change the driver. In case of the latter or if there is no HID device node, make sure the Wii Remote is connected and doesn't turn off.
I think someone else mentioned he had an issue with the Fall Creators Update as well. I haven't upgraded yet due to some other project.
Not sure if this helps at all:
NOTICE New Wiimotes (S/N ending with Z-C4, Z-C6 or C-C4) will not work with Microsoft Bluetooth Stack. We recommend you to get a Wiimote manufactured before November 2011. To get the newer Wiimotes to work you have to use the Mayflash DolphinBar or similar, alternatively you might try this guide to install the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack.
I spent like 30s last night looking for the S/N but I was in a hurry so I just used one of my older controllers, which worked flawlessly.
Nope, that issue is unrelated. In fact my driver replaces the Windows driver that causes TR-Wiimotes to not work.
I'm running the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (v1709) on my laptop, and while the driver appears to install correctly, and I can get the Wiimote added to my list of devices using the "Join a Personal Area Network" solution, the controller settings show nothing, and attempting to update the driver claims I have the latest version.
I'm using Test Mode when attempting to use the Wiimote, and my laptop's Bluetooth chipset is Intel Wireless Bluetooth, with driver version 20.0.0.11.