After a forced update into 646 this morning my steam link will not accept any input from my Xbox one controller (wired). It does this in the start menu and even in big picture mode after connecting
with my pc. It does recognize that it is plugged in but it has a different name then what I've set it as. When it's plugged into my pc while in big picture mode, the controller reads all input and has

I'm using a Steam Controller with my Steam Link app on a Samsung TV in my bedroom, and this controller is also used in my living room for couch co-op nights.

Yesterday I had quite some issues with
the unit I was actually using. But the annoying thing is that there was no way for me to see that it was trying to stream the input from the host PC, it just shows up in "detected controllers

input detected when testing the controller prior to streaming.

I've already checked their functionality within the phone with the app "Gamepad tester" and others - there, they work perfectly
Phone: Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro

I installed Steamlink and it works flawlessly with touch controls. But since that sucks, I've paired both my PS4 Dualshock and my XBoxOne Controller, but there's no

It works outside of steam link
But inside steam link only button inputs work any analogue inputs are unrecognized by the app making it unusable

Oppo reno 5 lite
Xbox one wireless controller
serviced twice for minor issues

Hello All! I'm trying to set up the NullDC Dreamcast emulator to work with Steam Link. Emulation seems to work fine, and the game loads, but I keep running into problems with the controller input
. I'm currently using a 360 wireless controller with receiver on the Steam Link, and I've got NullDC using XMaple Controller for XInput so everything should be mapped right. Issue is, every time I boot up

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