Open catkraze3 opened 3 years ago
This is a known issue that has been fixed in the master repository but, the author of this project does not want to spend the time it takes to set up build, and test the code. You can however build the code yourself by following the instructions here. https://github.com/psmoveservice/PSMoveService/wiki/Building-from-source
Since I needed this myself I have built the code and I guess you could use my copy of the files if you want. Just download this, and unzip the files to replace the PSMoveService.exe and PSMoveServiceAdmin.exe in your folder. https://www.dropbox.com/s/8mw731itkvznqbj/psmovepatch.zip?dl=0
after this, you should no longer have an issue with the registry key.
If the controller exists in the list of Bluetooth devices i would recommend removing it before running this again, it seems like it can be registered in some faulty state. Press Windows key + K then click "Find other types of devices". In the list there, click on "Motion Controller" and then "remove".
Thank you so much! I'll test this as soon as I get home. I greatly appreciate the help!
On Jan 17, 2021, at 10:29 AM, endasil notifications@github.com wrote:
This is a known issue that has been fixed in the master repository but, the author of this project does not want to spend the time it takes to set up build, and test the code. You can however build the code yourself by following the instructions here. https://github.com/psmoveservice/PSMoveService/wiki/Building-from-source
Since I needed this myself I have built the code and I guess you could use my copy of the files if you want. Just download this, and unzip the files to replace the PSMoveService.exe and PSMoveServiceAdmin.exe in your folder. https://www.dropbox.com/s/8mw731itkvznqbj/psmovepatch.zip?dl=0
after this, you should no longer have an issue with the registry key.
If the controller exists in the list of Bluetooth devices i would recommend removing it before running this again, it seems like it can be registered in some faulty state. Press Windows key + K then click "Find other types of devices". In the list there, click on "Motion Controller" and then "remove".
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This is a known issue that has been fixed in the master repository but, the author of this project does not want to spend the time it takes to set up build, and test the code. You can however build the code yourself by following the instructions here. https://github.com/psmoveservice/PSMoveService/wiki/Building-from-source
Since I needed this myself I have built the code and I guess you could use my copy of the files if you want. Just download this, and unzip the files to replace the PSMoveService.exe and PSMoveServiceAdmin.exe in your folder. https://www.dropbox.com/s/8mw731itkvznqbj/psmovepatch.zip?dl=0
after this, you should no longer have an issue with the registry key.
If the controller exists in the list of Bluetooth devices i would recommend removing it before running this again, it seems like it can be registered in some faulty state. Press Windows key + K then click "Find other types of devices". In the list there, click on "Motion Controller" and then "remove".
this is the only one that works for me, thank you so much....
I have been trying to pair my controllers for weeks now. I have tried everything I can think of. Originally I was using newer PS4 controllers, but those failed to work. Then I ordered older PS3 move controllers hoping that would fix the issue. The same issues were present with the older controllers. I have received a bunch of different error messages, I will post them in order of receiving them.
Then when I try to pair a controller, I get these messages:
Those messages repeat until I remove the device from device manager. The device is listed as "Bluetooth HID Device" and it is under Human Interface Devices. Once I remove the device, the pairing process completes only to crash the moment I try to connect the controller again. Here are the error messages related to that:
I also tried a tool called psmove-pair-win. From that, I believe I was able to find the proper address of the registry value that corresponds to the controller. From that, I was able to check to see whether there actually was a registry value where it said there should be one. Alas, there was no such registry value. I tried manually creating one, but it didn't work. I also don't know whether the "(default)" as the name would even work, since I cannot find any information as to the structure of the registry values for PSMoveService. When I went back to check the registry after another attempt at connecting, the default value I created had vanished. Here are the messages I got when using the psmove-pair-win tool:
I am at my wits end here. Nothing seems to fix this. I have tried different versions of PSMoveService. I have tried different controllers. I have tried different Bluetooth adapters. (The adapter I am using now is the proper Asus one). Nothing is working. I would greatly appreciate some help.