Anyone else has problems with the 360 wireless pad on PC?

[youplaboum]

Hi, I just bought a 360 wireless pad and an usb receiver, and I'm having some problems with it: the buttons scheme is completely scrambled. A is seen as X in the game, B as A, Back as left trigger, the right stick is not recognized, etc. This is weird because it does not happens with my wired 360 pad, and M:UA is the only game to have this problems (the buttons mapping in the Windows control panel is accurate too). Does someone else has this pad and don't have any problems?

[Noelemahc]

Do you mean the actions the buttons do in the game or the labels the game puts onto them when redefining keys? If the first, then redefine - the default controls are screwy for ANY type of gamepad. If the second, then I can only offer condolences - the game's control coding sucks almost as much as the graphical optimisation.

[youplaboum]

Well, both When I press the A button, it do the default "X" action, combined with an X showing up on screen. Its acting just like the connectors inside my pad are scrambled. But they are not, as the Windows control panel shows it right. And I can't just remap the controls as my right stick is not recognized at all in the game. I will try to use joytokey to simulate moves of the mouse, but I wanted to know if other  wireless pad owners had the same problem.

[jimmci79]

I bought the damn wireless XBox 360 pad for this game knowing Keyboard/mouse was optimal for this kind of game and I'm having the same problem my buttons are scrambled.

[Charlie_Murphy]

I bought a really cheap PS2 look-alike controller for $15, and it works perfectly. I prefer the keyboard though, and that controller is gathering dust now.

[fluid_static]

I rewired an old 360 controller to work with the PC, using the XBCD driver, which worked perfectly for most games.  Sadly, I wired it up two years ago, and it's time for a new one, but I'm having troubles finding a similar model these days... I should've bought more than one at the time.