@engineer25 Shibari is obsolete, so we don't give support to it anymore.
If you are on Windows 10 or above then move over to DsHidMini. It's not as straight-forward to setup but if you managed to install shibari you'll be able to install DsHidMini.
Remember that:
You'll need to fully remove Shibari and its drivers so it doesn't conflict with DsHidMini
Make sure you are using both DsHidMini v2 and BthPs3 v2
if using DsHidMini v1 and BthPs3 v2 it won't work. Same if the opposite is true
To achieve Xbox emulation, you'll either need to:
Use DsHidMini's XInput Mode + Steam
Use DsHidMini's DS4Windows mode + Ryochan7's DS4Windows
Also I have added DS4Windows to the exceptions-list in the Windows-Firewall under Firewall and Network-Protection.
This has made the "Hide DS4 Controller" Option viable.
The HidHide Configuration Client still gives me the error mentioning "Something unforseen..." but since it's working now I don't really mind.
It probably is working just not in the way you expect it too.
DsHidMini has different "modes" and the default one is not like Shibari.
To have DsHidMini behave like Shibari, you need to set it into "DS4Windows mode" and also use another program (similar to Shibari) that is Ryochan7's DS4Windows.
Ryochan7's DS4Windows works like Shibari where it will start Xbox/DS4 emulation when it detects the controller.
@boymanguy Yeah the filter doesn't get loaded, can you check in regedit if the LowerFilter value is here Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{e0cbf06c-cd8b-4647-bb8a-263b43f0f974} like so:
The XInput mode is currently in beta and have some issues. It would be best to confirm if it happens on other modes before pursuing this further. Though this is the first time a random disconnect issue has appeared. Maybe it's just a cable gone bad?
Thank you both! 🙂
The solution with DS4Windows is interesting, I'll try it.
Regarding HidHide, I can't understand why the program can't see my connected controllers (I tried the two most recent versions)!
[L2CAP_PS3_AsyncReadInterruptTransferCompleted]Interrupt read transfer request completed with status STATUS_DEVICE_NOT_CONNECTED (0xC000009D) (remaining: 0)
The controller just drops the channel connection, can't tell you why, most probably controller issue. I don't support fake DS3s for reasons explained many many times, you're on your own with this.
I highly recommend not fooling with these folders, you can do more damage than harm. If Driver Store Explorer doesn't list it, the damage is already done.
Why do you care so much anyway? A driver file that has no service loaded simply just sits there as any other file, it does nothing but occupy a few kilobytes of disk space so I don't understand what we're discussing here...
Heck, every Nvidia GPU driver update leaves countless outdated files on the system, who cares 😁
