is a generic windows driver good enough for an old game controller?

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ok so avoid unofficial driver download sites and disabling driver signature enforcement. It's not worth the security risk for an old peripheral.

  1. looking for help with an old game controller from many years ago 馃敟 windows recognizes it partially, but some features dont work. does ASUS have older drivers available anywhere? lol or does the generic Windows driver cover the basics? 馃槀 im comfortable with Device Manager and hardware IDs if someone explains the process. id prefer official sources only, if at all possible. any experiences with similar devcies are very wlecome. pls help 馃檹

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  2. Did u check teh vendors legacy products page?? ?

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  3. @vectorshed what did u end up doing in the end

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  4. ok so missing features are mostly teh extras, not the core functions. hope thats enough info 馃槄

    day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

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  5. many peripherals work with generic Windows class drivers: webcams via USB Video Device (UVC), haedsets via USB Audio, controllers and mice via HID. you may lose vendor-specific features but keep basic functionality.

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  6. Check the vendors support page for an archive or legacy products section. Some vendors keep old drivers there, even if not listed on teh main page.

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    ok so avoid unofficial driver download sites and disabling driver signature enforcement. It's not worth the security risk for an old peripheral.

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  8. @vectorshed wowww ok decided to replace it. The new one works witohut any driver installation.

    15 tabs open and chrome ate all 32GB of ram again

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