it doesn't work. Neither versions x360ce. Tested repeatedly. I've gamepad Logitech Dual Action

Unfortunately, the game's HUD will always tell you which configuration has found (depending on which button you've pressed).

Maybe it doesn't work because you need 64bit libraries for x360ce x64, not sure though.

If anyone is using playstation controllers,look up 'scarlett crush production" or "XInput Wrapper for DS3"

Makes life alot easier.

Don't know if it supports other gamepads

Found a guy on another forum with the same issue as you:
Failed to load 'xinput1_3.dll': %1 is not valid win32 application, i'm on win 7 x64

Aparently the solution would be this:
You need to be on SP1 and have the Visual Studio 2013 update 4 redists installed.

But i can't test this, as i'm on Windows 8.1.

For those who it doesn't work. After run x360ce_x64.exe (in exe game folder...\bin\x64) and Search automatically for settings, Next, Finish go to Game Settings and try check in XInput Files: options 64-bit v9.1 and back to Controller 1 and Save all. It should work.

Try older versions of x360, or 32/64 bit. I had a few problems with it too for other games. Just try until you find a version that works

It doesn't work for me! Tried everything, unchecked pass through, etc...

I have a speelink striker FX, the little box stays red and won't turn green, no matter what i do!

it's weird because de 32 bit version of x360ce work just fine with other games, so why does the 64 bit version doesn't work?

please i need help, i have this error after searching fi
nished

There's something wrong. Backup xinput (rename it), download x360ce for win64 and put it in \bin\x64. Open it, create the right files and close it.

can you please explain more clearly, I didn't understand

Sure. I don't know what went wrong with you, but let's try to begin from the start.

- Witcher 3 is 64 bit, so let's say that you'll need x360ce in 64 bit (at least, it worked with me). Search and download it.
- Put x360ce in the "x64" folder; it's under "\bin".
- There must be a file called xinput1_3.dll, just rename it (you can call it xinput1_3backup.dll)
- Execute x360ce, it'll ask you to create two files; accept to create them.
- Just use the program until your gamepad works.
- Save and exit.


Have you tried these steps correctly?

Yes! tried couple of times! directx, microsoft visual c++, frameworks and all stuffs are updated, I don't understand what's wrong

Is your OS 64 bit? If it's 32 bit, you might want to retry with 32 bit version of x360ce.

yes I'm on 64, but i have the same thing for both of x360ce (32 and 64)