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Added steps to downgrade Xbox controllers
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#Connect the other end to your DS3 Controller. | #Connect the other end to your DS3 Controller. | ||
#A confirmation screen will say "Paired!" if it was done successfully. | #A confirmation screen will say "Paired!" if it was done successfully. | ||
#Disconnect the USB cable and return to the Home Menu. | #Disconnect the USB cable and return to the Home Menu. | ||
#Press the PS button on the controller. You should now be able to use your DS3 controller! | #Press the PS button on the controller. You should now be able to use your DS3 controller! | ||
==Downgrading an Xbox One controller== | |||
#On your Xbox Console, Press the Xbox button to open the guide. | |||
#Navigate to '''Profile and System''' > '''Xbox Support''' > '''Get Help''' > '''Help Topics''' > '''Harware and Networking''' > '''Controllers''' > '''My Xbox controller has issues after the last update'''. | |||
#Select '''Check your controller's firmware''' to open the controller firmware reversion screen in the Accessories app, then follow instructions as shown. | |||
{{info|text=Note: You can also revert your controller’s firmware on a Windows device. You will need the Xbox Accessories app for Windows installed. If you don’t have the app, get it [https://aka.ms/xboxaccessoriesupdateapp here]}}. | |||