Any word on why games from the Microsoft store added to steam as non-steam games don't recognize controllers ?

This happens on both Android and iOS so I believe it's an issue with Windows. Maybe it
recognize as a mouse and keyboard input.

Games that are added as non-steam games from origin, Uplay, and Gog work just fine with controllers for reference.

I'm going to post this on both the Android and

Originally posted by TrenchcoatCraig:

Build 899 appears to have changed the input scheme for the Steam Controller within the main Steam Link interface. From my observation, in the current public
. The Steam Controller only finally powers off once the controller's connection times out.

I've also had issues with consistency in powering on the Steam Link with the Steam Controller in builds 899 and

So in troubleshooting using the Steam Controller on my ASUS Chromebook Flip C302C the issues I have noticed are:

1. Turning on the Steam Controller and pairing to the chromebook from the last
session connects for about a minute.
2. After you start the Steam Link App and see the status of the Streaming PC, Controller, and Connection after you input the code and get to PC the controller turns off

Originally posted by slouken:

Originally posted by xwize:

Just came here to report that I also have issues with PS3 controller in AC origins / odyssey exactly as described by paul.

Also
using an official PS3 Controller.

I believe this is fixed in the next Steam client beta update.

Thanks!

I don't mean to sound ungrateful but it's taken you 3 months to finally fix

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*input streaming [/quote]
The screen shot does not even show what you are talking about. I am also having the same issue. My 360 wired controller wont even light up when plugged into my steam link

Originally posted by _I_:

make sure controller streamig is enabled
link menu -> settings -> streaming -> advanced [x/square]

when you are streaming controllers, it will show in steam settings

's not simple audio or input lag -- FPS plummets and the picture freezes, though the game continues to run in the background. If I switch off the headset I regain control within a few seconds. The slowdown
controller and headset with no issue. I had plugged in the dongle on first-time setup of the Steam Link because that's what the first instruction picture you see about connecting a controller suggested to me

Originally posted by Rev_Rez:

Today when I went to try this it was back to working again - we had four controllers all hooked up, two Xbox One originals wired, and two Xbox One bt wireless, and
had no issues whatsoever playing the exact same games that were unplayable last weekend.

An update rolled out that looks to have fixed the issues on the latest Beta

start the controller.
3. Put in the controller button input password that I set. At this point I'm still looking at Steam in normal pc mode.
4. SOMETIMES big picture mode will start up, at this point I
I bought both the Steam Link and Controller second hand, and the seller couldn't find the dongle unfortunately. I have set them up somehow but it's super weird and only functions properly 1/3 of the

" "1.23484981060028076"
"AvgFPS" "61.2038459777832031"
"StdDevFPS" "10.464818000793457"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "1"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
"TouchControllerInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput
" "1"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0"
"XBoxOneControllerInput" "1"
"PS3ControllerInput" "0"
"PS4ControllerInput" "0"
"OtherControllerInput" "0"
"GameControllerVID" "1118"
"GameController

Originally posted by Phreeze:

I'm also currently having this issue. All are xbox 360 wireless controllers recognized as the same player. No amount of turning on/off or adding alternate
controllers works.

In addition, when we turned off one controller during an input (moving left), it continued to move left and Player 1 locked up entirely. Now all controllers added can either only access