I have a F310 like title says and i experience some wonky stuff. The Controller will work if i unplug and plug it back it, for a short while. then there will be no response from the input of the
controller out of the blue. I'm wondering if there is some setting I keep glossing over, or if i should get an officially supported gamepad. not mad, but a little confused.

controller with a cable and unplugged It the issue was gone and inputs started to feel more responsive.

I think connecting a controller with a cable first helps the device recognize it?
Link seems to doesn't recognize the inputs or recognize it with delay.

I tried the same game with Logitech F710 controller and Xbox Series X controller with a cable connection and it worked fine.

I

perfectly fine. Using my DS3 pad or keyboard for input on without any issues. Today, I decided I'd play infront of my TV but now part of me wants to smash my Steam Link with a Sledgehammer.

Spent hours

Having issues playing an Origins game, Need for Speed via Steam Link. I've added both Origins and NFS as non-steam games and can run NFS with or without manually loading Origins first on my PC

am able to connect to the Samsung TV via bluetooth, and the Steam Link app itself detects the controller as being there. The only issue is that when I actually try to stream inputs with the controller
I recently downloaded Steam Link on my Samsung Smart TV and have been trying to get it to work with any controller for multiple days. I tried messaging steam support about this but they are no help

In Steam Link's own page (not connecting to PC) the controller works perfect.
But after connecting to my PC (HOST) my controller doesn't work and all buttons doesn't work.

But if I connect my
controller on the host, everything is working.
I set my Steam Link to factory settings but also that doesn't work.
Can somebody help me?

Solution: My Steam client was corrupted. So I delete everything but not

I encountered a sever issue.
After launching Rogue Legacy I lost input control from my controller and after killing the app my PC was stuck in "remote" mode and I couldn't get it to snap out of it
steam big screen mode just fine using my xbox one controller (connected via PC). However when I launched the game the xbox controller input was ignored/lost. I could however send inputs using my shield

in 2018).

For me I had picked up a new controller specifically to use with the steam link, I could connect to the link device perfectly fine, but input didn't appear to be getting forwarded to the
computer when streaming. The new controller part was the issue: after connecting my controller to my computer directly once, and making sure it showed up in steam's controller list, then restarting my steam

Some issues I've encountered...

- In Portal 2, the Steam Controller simply doesn't work when connected to the Steam Link. While streaming Portal 2 to my Steam Link, no inputs from the Steam
Controller (connected to my Steam Link's USB port) are recognized. HOWEVER, if I connect a wired XBOX 360 controller to my Steam Link, the XBOX 360 controller works just fine. This issue is entirely isolated

Not sure what is causing this, but have only noticed this issue while playing Street Fighter V via Steam Link. After ???/X amount of time, my Xbox 360 controller will automatically input an
input was actually stuck
Restart Steam Link (Unplug Power)

None of the above will resolve the issue, and it happens with both my wired and wireless controllers.

I will continue to do more testing, but

this issue about MAME, which has been installed since a long ago, but I haven't used it recently.

When I have 2 controllers connected to the Link, only 1 gets input in MAME; the other one looks like is
off/not connected. I tried rebooting Link, plugging (and unplugging) controllers in different order but nothing changed.

I have a XBOX 360 wired controller (Official MS) and a generic one (Saitek P880