This hasn't been a huge issue for me, because I only use the SteamController when using the SteamLink, but I have been unable to pair my controller to the SteamLink without the dongle plugged into
the SteamLink. I've read that the SteamLink has an internal dongle for the SteamController, but I haven't been able to access it.

I've tried holding the 'A' button while powering on the controller, but

and ignoring mouse controls. Mouse controls are then restored until I bring up any form (Google, for instance) that requires keyboard input. The Steamlink GUI then brings up the menu for controller
my wireless devices related to this issue (Microsoft Keyboard / mouse, Logitech controller).

I got this officially from the steam team.

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out to the Hardware Support Team, we apologize for the delay.

Sorry to learn that you are experiencing input issues with a
DS4 controller in the Steam Client. The DS4 controller is not compatible with some mobile device operation of the Steam Link Client however the device should operate when connected directly to a PC

identify it easily

then config the controller for games and bpm/desktop
(chord cant be used since android hijacks the home/xbox/ps buttons)
but you can us the phones touch display for mouse input, good for
games that temp need t or to navigate game launchers

and make sure steam input is enabled for the games so steam can pass controls to them since they are not local controllers on the host

noticeable input lag. however when I connect 2 controllers to my tv the controls become very unresponsive making every game unplayable. The lag persists until I disconnect one of the controllers which
immediately reduces the lag. [/quote]

I've got the same problem with one wired and one wireless xbox360 controller. There is a known issue with lag spikes caused by the rumble function. When i deactivate it in

my mouse as a gamepad/controller and THAT is what is causing all my issues. Anyone know how to fix this? I did not see any options in Steam Link settings to address this.

Edit 2 - WORK AROUND: I
straight up or down or my screen spins three or four times. Other mouse movement is fine. I'm thinking it has to do with how information is input then sent to the host computer and holding something in is

I disabled any scpserver programs on the PC and retested everything. The controller does not appear to have any errant directional inputs while in the steam link menu, though I didn't leave it
.

When I connect directly to the PC (using scpserver) I never get any input issues.

I am on build 679 I believe.

The search continues. Thanks for trying so far, devs, we do appreciate it.

When utilizing the Steam Link with the Steam Controller my single press inputs are being perceived in game as double clicks. This is seen in XCOM 2 when trying to build things, it ends up building
more than one at a time which is frustrating.

I've tried resetting the controller/steamlink/PC it seems only to occur in big picture mode, I've tried minimizing and reinitializing Big picture mode

controller, but as soon as I start to play a game and try to watch a cut scene or anything that takes longer than 2-3 min for input, the steam link and controller power off.
I'm having issues with the steam link thinking it is in sleep mode. As soon as I turn on the device it goes "where are you the system will go into sleep mode....etc." It goes away when I use the

Originally posted by Busta SMurk:

I had to roll back to 688. The cursor is brutal.

Also, is there any effort being put towards losing control (stops taking inputs) when certain windows: i.e
.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/353380/discussions/0/1470841715938130624/

I had the same issue - when a modal dialog would pop up on the serving computer, like an "OK" box or the Task manager, I would lose all input on my