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Windows Central Question
A year or so ago I bought a Hori RAP5 arcade controller to play fighting games and emulated titles. It worked perfectly. After a period of a few months disuse (i.e. multiple windows / nVidia updates) plugging it in causes the display driver to repeatedly crash until the device is removed.
I up to date on all Win10 and nVidia updates.
Steps taken and notes;
- Only causes issue in XB360 mode, switching to XBone mode stops the issue but is not useable in Win10
- Issue stops when unplugging the device with game still running
- Issue occurs in multiple games (Street Fighter V, Mortal Kombat 11, Street Fighter x Tekken, Tekken, Soul Calibur, Dead or Alive) and emulators.
- Tested multiple XBox360 controllers (Original wired 360, Wireless with dongle, Astro C40) none of which exhibited this issue with any of the games mentioned above.
I think I have done due diligence in identifying the Hori RAP5 as the culprit, is there anything I can do to fix this issue, or is it just a case of "wait for Hori to address the issue" as I don't hold out much hope of them ever doing that.
I up to date on all Win10 and nVidia updates.
Steps taken and notes;
- Only causes issue in XB360 mode, switching to XBone mode stops the issue but is not useable in Win10
- Issue stops when unplugging the device with game still running
- Issue occurs in multiple games (Street Fighter V, Mortal Kombat 11, Street Fighter x Tekken, Tekken, Soul Calibur, Dead or Alive) and emulators.
- Tested multiple XBox360 controllers (Original wired 360, Wireless with dongle, Astro C40) none of which exhibited this issue with any of the games mentioned above.
I think I have done due diligence in identifying the Hori RAP5 as the culprit, is there anything I can do to fix this issue, or is it just a case of "wait for Hori to address the issue" as I don't hold out much hope of them ever doing that.