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The only currently working solution I know of is this one: http://netkas.org/?p=75 The main problem is that it forces you to disable signature checking while running Windows to use any USB device, due to the incompatibility of libusb. Other issues include lack of BT and vibration support. There are...

Out of curiousity, what are you trying to play that needs force feedback? I chose the WinDS3 because it doesn't require libusb, which screws up my mouse, ext. hdd and mp3 player usb connections. Not a necessity for me, but i am curious what games of yours can handle force feedback? Pretty much ever...

Is there any chance you guys could please provide any assistance in running Dual Shock 3 on Vista x64, even if you don't mean to release a x64 version of your program? The current solution unfortunately lacks vibration and requires an installation of LibUSB which messes up other USB devices.

O.O WTFOMG Thanks tfs66 for that useful post. Did u try it yet? I guess it doesn't run on 64bit tho? I'll give it a shot this week, thanks again. 64bit version is possible to be made, but as I know, without Microsoft's WHQL certification, it is impossible to distribute a driver under 64bit Windows....

Is there any alternative to PPJOY that works on 64-bit?

The only currently working solution I know of is this one: http://netkas.org/?p=75 The main problem is that it forces you to disable signature checking while running Windows to use any USB device, due to the incompatibility of libusb. Other issues include lack of BT and vibration support. There are ...

x64 users, there is a solution here:
http://netkas.org/?p=75

No bluetooth or vibration support though.

I know that there are many problem for a Vista 64 version One of those are the necessity of signed drivers Here's a way to install unsigned drivers : http://searchwincomputing.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid68_gci1254912,00.html Maybe 89ron and other guys know already about that, but i just try to ...

I know that there are many problem for a Vista 64 version One of those are the necessity of signed drivers Here's a way to install unsigned drivers : http://searchwincomputing.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid68_gci1254912,00.html Maybe 89ron and other guys know already about that, but i just try to ...

Drivers under Windows 64 must be signed by microsoft. Then is just not a question of coding the freebt. Even the driver works we need PPjoy x64. Perhaps you should talk with PPjoy Autor (Deon) There's nothing to do without that. This two things are needed for x64, and of course the port of 89ron's ...

Who created the 64bit driver btw? (even though the controller still doesn't work)

Ow :(
Even though there is a simple way to run unsigned drivers on x64.

What's PPjoy though?

I'd also like it know if anyone has managed to find a way to get it to work under Vista x64.

Has anyone managed to get it working on Vista x64?