I sold my Xbox 360 a while ago but wanted to play a fighting game (thanks, EVO) so with Street Fighter 5 right around the corner and Ultra Street Fighter IV so cheap on Steam I bought them both, but. Master List of Supported Controllers. TE 2+ Matcatz TE S+ Madcatz Street Fighter V Fightstick Alpha Madcatz Street Fighter. I think a driver may have. Specs: OS: Windows 7 SP1 CPU: Intel i7-2600k GPU: Nvidia GeForce 560Ti Controller trying to use: Street Fighter IV Fightstick TE. So the basic problem is that when I plug it in the drivers don't install. I downloaded the xbox 360 controller driver from microsofts website (it's also the suggested driver on.

I've got an original Madcatz SFIVTE Fightstick, X360 version, and I cannot for the life of me make it work on this computer. On my old computer (Intel and Nvidia parts) it worked flat out plug and play, but I can't get the same results here. Snk Vs Capcom Ultimate Mugen 3rd Battle Edition Descargar Minecraft. Spriteforge Serial.

I've tried using a normal wired X360 controller and that worked no problem. I've installed the X360 controller drivers from Microsoft, still no dice. The device manager lists it as a 'Street Fighter IV Fightstick TE' under Other Devices. I don't know how to make this work if the supplied drivers by Microsoft won't work. Any help would be appreciated. System Specs (No overclocking at all currently): - Windows 7 x64 Ultimate N (WMP stuff downloaded) - Asus Maximus VI Hero - Intel i7-4770k - 32gigs G. Mario Kart Double Dash Torrent Iso Player. SKILL Trident X - EVGA Geforce GTX 770 - Creative Sound Blaster Z - Don't imagine other components are relevent. This should just work from plugging it in.

I'm extremely confused. Okay I made it work. I went into device manager, selected the device (in this case SFIVTE under Other Devices), right-clicked, selected - 'Update Driver Software,' then selected - 'Browse my computer for driver software,' then - 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer,' then selected something about - 'Microsoft compliant devices,' which enabled the selection of - 'Xbox 360 Controller for Windows Version x.x.x.xxxx' Whatever the lastest version of the xbox controller drivers works. The system just flat out told me the device I was using wasn't an xbox device, and that MS holds no responsibility if my system exploded.

However this worked. I've never had to use this route on something that should be plug 'n play for MS. I'm a bit in awe that it caused me this much frustration. Hope this helps prevent someone else from having my woes.

One ironic issue with Mad Catz’ latest crop of Street Fighter branded products is that a few don’t work with Street Fighter V on PC. This is due to the game’s lack of support for DirectInput controllers, such as those developed for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. To address this problem ahead of an official Street Fighter V patch, the manufacturers have released a for the Arcade FightStick Tournament Edition 2+, Tournament Edition S+, and FightPad PRO. These will identify the controllers as XInput devices, making them compatible with Street Fighter V on PC.