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Dualshock 4 crash - FaustianFrontrunner - 08-14-2020
So I am attempting to connect my Dualshock 4 controller to my computer for usage with RPCS3 and I'm getting the Fatal error when I go to switch my controller- can anyone make some sense of this and let me know what I need to do to repair it?
![[Image: Error.png]](https://www.linkpicture.com/q/Error.png)
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Ani - 08-16-2020
This usually happens when you're using a bad cable that can't properly transmit data, or when you have third party input tools interfering with input
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Gamester - 08-17-2020
I suggest doing what I did and ditch the old DS3 program and use the ScpToolkit application instead to connect your PS4 Controller via Blutooth to your PC and then just use the Xinput setting within the RPCS3 Gamepad Device settings instead.
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Ani - 08-18-2020
That's also tremendously wrong. There are native DualShock 3 and DualShock 4 input handlers, do not use third party 'map to XInput' tools.
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Gamester - 08-18-2020
(08-18-2020, 10:23 PM)Ani Wrote: That's also tremendously wrong. There are native DualShock 3 and DualShock 4 input handlers, do not use third party 'map to XInput' tools.
Odd, I've always used the Xinput option and have never had any controller issues yet.
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Ani - 08-19-2020
The XInput option is for other controllers. There's a reason why we implemented native handlers. For one, you won't have any SIXAXIS support if not using the native handlers. Also it doesn't make any sense to go the worst path when there's literally a native option.
RE: Dualshock 4 crash - Gamester - 08-19-2020
I use my PS4 controller mainly for all my PC games via Xinput, so I assumed RPCS3 would need that setting to work being connected via bluetooth through SCPTool drivers, but good to know that it supports controllers native too though. Also, I'm not a fan of SIXAXIS, so I prefer that being off actually. :-)