If you haven't done it yet, install DirectX, new Windows often come without older DX libraries.

If it still doesn't help, use this for games that require Xinput.

http://www.x360ce.com/

In my controller there is no micro or normal usb plug, only a sort of proprietary plug (see image attached).
But if i use this cable i'm not sure i can use it on pc or is working only with the consolle.
Now i can't but i will try reinstalling directx.
And thanks also for the link, i did not know this software, i will try this too.

Oh, I assumed you were talking about an Xbox One controller.

It's an XBox 360.
Do you know if the cable in the image works connecting it to a pc?

What does that even mean? Yes if you have a broken gamepad then you have a broken gamepad, but assuming the gamepad is fine how can the problems be on the hardware side if we're on the subject of Windows 10. If the gamepad works fine in Windows 8.1 and doesn't work in 10 then that is not a hardware problem.

What's that got to do with Windows 10? You seem to be confusing the general lack of support for DirectInput on the part of developers with a change in Windows 10. If DirectInput supporting games still work with DirectInput controllers then I don't really see why you even brought the subject up. That's how it's always been, irrespective of Windows version.

Xinput controllers nearly always 'work' with DI games, they just don't do it very well. Perhaps Microsoft have fixed the DI implementation of the 360 controller in W10, it used to map both triggers to the same axis, so if you pressed both they cancelled each other out. Kind of ridiculous when DI supports up to 8 axes.

Bollocks. One of my favourite gamepads is only about 4 years old and is DI only. The fact that Microsoft managed to successfully sell their Xinput snake oil to a lot of developers doesn't mean my gamepad is in need of replacement. Frankly I find your suggestion that I replace my gamepad condescending.

Xbox one controller is the same than 360.. I just have wired thing and in my pc it's usb and in controller side it's micro-usb. When they sell "controller for windows" with x-bone you just got that cord with it.

Well, this is evident :) but after searching for a while on the internet i found out that this cable serves only to connect the wireless controller to the Xbox 360 and save the batteries, with the PC is not working.
The only way to connect the wireless controller to the PC is to use a usb wireless receiver, like the one in the image attached.
I will buy one and try.

Few meters long is that cord and when using that in PC it would be weird that you need cordless thing.. Anyway, what we were talking about? =P

No, the xbox 360 controller do not have a micro usb slot, but a proprietary one, at least mine.

Yes, xbox 360 doesn't have micro-usb. It just has normal usb both ways. Let me see.. *opens a cuppoard* Well it seems that you cannot take that cord away, other end is kinda stuck with the controller and other is normal usb.

Edit. in xbox one controller, it's the same as that console, you just use that cord..

I have already one, wireless, and am trying to make it work with the PC. if it was wired i had no problem :)
Nope! Is not usb neither micro usb, it's another thing, look at the image.

Oh.. so you should basically just get that cord.. witch other end has normal usb which goes to PC and that micro-usb, which goes to controller

Edit: don't you worry I've been drinkin few beers but I have x-box controller, wired one which is totally same but it just has that cord. Perhaps it is some new stuff that accepts better without cord.. Still, I would use a corded thing. I mean why not, we have to sit pretty close anyway. Unless you are some steam machine fellow. =)

I guess you must insert less liquor next time :P
Joking, now i'm going to bed, have a good night :)

My controller is beside me, it's x-box one with a cord. =D goddamnit.