VisualBoyAdvance-M

I've already tried that as well as using a hub and other controllers I've never used before. All show the same thing when I try and add them.   I think I'm going to try a backup, reinstall of windows.   That fixed it. Luckily I was able to do an upgrade install and it repaired the HID stack. I did...

Yes I have uninstalled both the HID and the microsoft common controller one. It looks like it's definitely an issue with HID system files as my Bluetooth mouse appears to have stopped working as well. This is on a laptop and I haven't used my bluetooth mouse since I tried installing the xbcd drivers...

In device manager I've uninstalled and deleted all xbcd and microsoft xbox drivers, uninstalled all xbcd drivers, restarted. and when I plug in my controller and search for drivers online it still comes up like this: http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e275/50up3r9uy/4.jpg I wonder if this has anythin...

Thank you for your response I really appreciate it.   I'm pretty sure that you are correct when you said that the "driver is installed to the HID device instead of the common controller device"   How do I get the regular Microsoft drivers to work right. Maybe once I get back to that poin...

I've spent about 12 hours reading this and other forums and I've gone from having working MS drivers to having no drivers working at all. Hopefully someone can help me at least get back to where I was in the beginning. Unfortunately I realized System Restore had been disabled half way through <fileS...