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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: valiant on May 05, 2011, 03:46:24 pm
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Hi
Hope someone can help - I'm after the Windows XP drivers / software for the Microsoft Sidewinder Dual Strike, as I am doing a Star Wars controller hack.
I've searched via Google and even Microsoft, but I seem to come up blank, apart from a few pay sites, which obviously I'm loathe to do.
Has anyone got a copy of the CD that they could upload somewhere?
Much appreciated!
Cheers
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I have the disk, but I wouldn't know how to get the software off it to somewhere on the internet, or even to my PC unless I install it.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
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I could summarise it in a few steps if you would be willing ;)
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No problem. Or just send me a pm.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
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Youve got a PM!
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Cheers Darren :notworthy:
Received safely.
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Hi,
Being extremely new to this awesome hobby / forum; in fact, this is my first post here, and I know this is somewhat late to this particular discussion / request - but would anyone still be willing to share the MS Sidewinder DS Windows XP drivers / software? They would be much appreciated :)
Here's hoping......
P.S. Purchased MS Sidewinder DS off of ebay, so no driver / software disk I'm afraid :'( , and I'm also looking at building a Star Wars controller with the appropriate DS hack; following the "HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN STAR WARS YOKE FROM EASY TO FIND MATERIALS" method by Menace; found here -> http://arcadecontrols.com/hosted/yoke/ (http://arcadecontrols.com/hosted/yoke/).
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You don't need 'em. Like for most peripherals since, oh thousand-three or earlier, XP has basic [gamepad] drivers for just about everything.
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@ Gray_Area :cheers: Thanks for the info......
I suppose that this would also work with Vista, Windows 7 and potentially Windows 8 then? Thinking of future proofing that's all...
So, anyone had any experience / issues using other OS's than that of Windows XP with the Sidewinder DS?
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Hi guys,
Just to let you know that the Microsoft Sidewinder Dual Strike controller is totally recognized by Retropie on Raspberry. No need any driver, it's working 'out of the box' ;-)
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Hey Bruno, how are things going? :)