Ever found yourself in a situation where your controller is causing your PC to act erratically, as if you were typing on a keyboard? If so, chances are you’ve accidentally enabled the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting in Windows. This setting allows you to use your controller to navigate the Windows interface and enter text, but it can also lead to some unexpected results.
To fix this issue, you’ll need to disable the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:
– Open the Settings app on your PC.
– Click on the “Devices” category.
– Select the “Bluetooth & other devices” tab.
– Find your controller in the list of devices and click on it.
– Disable the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting.
Once you’ve disabled this setting, your controller should no longer be able to control the Windows interface or enter text. If you’re still having problems, try restarting your PC.
How To Disable Use Controller As Keyboard Setting In Windows
To disable the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting in Windows, follow these steps:
1.
Open the Windows Control Panel.
2.
Click on “Ease of Access.”
3.
Click on “Change how your keyboard works.”
4.
Uncheck the “Use Controller As Keyboard” box.
5.
Click on “OK.”
People Also Ask
How do I use my controller as a keyboard?
To use your controller as a keyboard, you will need to enable the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting in Windows. Follow the steps outlined above to enable this setting.
How do I disable the controller keyboard?
To disable the controller keyboard, follow the steps outlined above to disable the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting in Windows.
Can I use my controller to type?
Yes, you can use your controller to type by enabling the “Use Controller As Keyboard” setting in Windows. However, it is important to note that not all controllers are compatible with this feature.
