Ok, so I had a couple of old Xbox original controllers lying around and I found a tutorial on how to make them work on my PC, so I took the breakaway piece off a broken controller (I tested to make sure the breakaway bit was fine), and an old usb mouse, and got a friend of mine who is very experienced in soldering stuff, and so we replaced the head with a USB one, installed XBCD, and it worked great (this was a few months ago).

I recently unpacked it when I shifted, and now when I plug it in after installing the XBCD it says it doesn't recognise it, and I used USB view and it says 'The Device was not enumerated' whatever that means.

How can I fix this? I would hope it is not the cabling...

Thanks,

sv

I'm assuming that 'shifted' means 'moved'.

Sounds like you might have a physical problem. Did you peep it's guts since this happened?

Yeah, moved house.

I haven't done anything more than plug it in, I didn't want to break anything more.

Yeah, same property, different house. :)

You mean the soldered cables (innards)? And if I take the heatshrink off will I damage anything?