@nefarius OK it looks like there are still problems with my bluetooth, because both my headset and controllers are stuttering after connecting. I had previously only tested that they connected and worked, and hadn't used them since then. The headset has been tested on my phone and laptop and works without stutter there, and the controller seems to not stutter on my laptop as well. The headset is new but the controllers are old and did not stutter prior to this whole uninstallation process. The only drivers changed since last week I believe are an updated graphics card driver and those pairing with the headset. Any ideas on how to proceed would be appreciated.

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XOutput emulates a Xbox controller by using ViGEm, meaning that ViGEm is not at fault here, in fact, everything is working exactly as it should.

If there are buttons assigned the wrong way, that can only means that:

You've set Xoutput incorrectly or You are confusing XInput's with Nintendo's button scheme. In the Nintendo controller, A/B and X/Y have their position switched when compared to the XInput scheme (Xbox controller)

...using...what exactly?

Parsec uses the same driver, they simply have it within their own installer so it makes no difference if you download my copy or theirs.

If you want a BSOD addressed and resolved, you need to whip out way more information, versions you're using, exact Windows OS version, what other tools and drivers installed etc. otherwise I can't help 🙂