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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›How to Recognize a PS3 Controller on a PC

How to Recognize a PS3 Controller on a PC

By Matthew Lynch
May 2, 2023
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The Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) controller is an amazing device that enables gamers to execute fantastic feats and manoeuvres on games on their PC. The only hurdle to using the PS3 controller on a PC is to allow the PC to recognize the controller.

Here’s how to recognize a PS3 controller on a PC:

1. Install MotioninJoy

The first step is to install MotioninJoy, as it is the software that helps the PC to recognize the PS3 controller. MotioninJoy is easy to install, simply download it from the official website and follow the installation process.

2. Connect the PS3 controller to the PC

After installing MotioninJoy, connect the PS3 controller to the PC. The controller can be connected to the PC using two methods, which are:

· USB cable: Connect the USB cable from the controller to the PC.

· Wireless connection: Wirelessly connect the PS3 controller to a Bluetooth-enabled PC.

3. Configure the PS3 controller

Once connected, configure the PS3 controller using MotioninJoy. To do this:

· Select the ‘Load Driver’ option from the main screen.

· A settings window appears with three tabs: Profile Settings, Game Settings, and Driver Manager. Click on ‘Profile Settings’.

· In the Profile tab, select the ‘PlayStation 3’ option.

· Click on ‘Enable’ to enable the PS3 controller.

· Lastly, click on ‘Save’ to save the settings.

Conclusion

Using the PS3 controller on a PC is one of the most wonderful things that die-hard gamers would love to do. The only obstacle to making this happen is letting the PC recognize the controller. MotioninJoy is the ultimate software that allows PC users to connect the PS3 controller, making gaming a more immersive and fun activity. The above steps are easy to follow and can be done in a few minutes.   

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