The following tools could be the culprit: HidGuardian Still does not appear on Windows’ Game Controllers list.Your controller is NOT disabled in the previous sections.If it was disabled then re-enabling should fix the issue. If disabled, re-enable it by clicking at Properties then Enable device.Select the HID-compliant game controller and check its status at the bottom of the Window.Right-click on it, select Properties then select the Hardware tab.Open Windows’ Devices and Printers by pressing Win+ R in your keyboard, typing control printers then selecting Ok.On USB, the easiest way to verify this is by checking if the controller works properly in other USB ports, though another indication for DS4 or DualSense users is that the lightbar will keep flashing yellow, indicating that the controller is only at a charging state (likewise, it will flash yellow only once then turn off if fully charged). Though this can happen via any connection method, on Bluetooth removing and re-pairing the controller will fix the issue. There is a chance that DS4W has permanently disabled your controller in a previous attempt of gaining Exclusive Access when using the Hide DS4 controllers option.

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