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    Wiimote Hid Driver For Mac

      воскресенье 12 апреля
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    10-24-2017, 05:24 AM

    However, i have written a native Windows device driver for the Wii Remote, which enables it as a native game controller. As some of you may know, the Wii Remote is recognized as a HID-Device exposing a game controller. User can choose which wiimote elements redirect to which HID elements, and other advanced settings. Classic Controller analog buttons into joystick rudder/throttle elements. New preferences window with toolbar category buttons. Mac style help guide. Creation of additional virtual HID keyboards and mouses for each Wii remote (Kernel driver).

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    Wiimote
    Hi Guys,
    I have a problem with my WiiMote. It used to work perfectly for quite a while now.
    However today I got the stupid idea, to use the WiiMote as a normal game controller too. And I downloaded a series of modified drivers called HID Wiimote by Julian Lohr. Installed those and yes, it is now recognized by Windows as a standard USB controller, but it no longer is detected by Dolphin as a real WiiMote.
    I'm running Windows 10 64Bit, I don't have backup enabled so I can not revert to a previous state. I need to somehow revert to the default windows driver for the WiiMote, but I can't seem to find a way to do it. I tried uninstalling the new drivers, tried to manually find a driver in windows. It always responds that the most appropriate driver is already installed.
    Anybody has any ideas?