20 Most Recent Sony Wireless Controller for PlayStation 3 Questions & Answers

i try evrything buth still on the usb it say pc and when i try a game it dont work :'(

can be you're controller have a misfunction in its transmitter ot in the ps3's reciver check both and remember to check batt 2 times can be it

HI PEOPLE I JUST GOT THE SOLUTION I JUST BORT THIS CONTROLLER/REMOTE AND I SAID WTF ITS BROKE BUT NO THERES A LITTLE RESET BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM PUSH A PENCIL OR DART OR PIN ECT INTO THIS HOLE AND YEPEE A BLUE LIGHT LOL THEN ENTER YOUR USB WIRELESS PLUG AND ALAKASAM IT WORKS IM SO HAPPY THIS WILL HELP YOU AND PLEASE LIKE THANKYOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

does it have batteries in it?

No, it is not compatible.

Hi there. To fix this you will need to register your new controller with your PS3.

Do the following:

Connect your New PS3 controller to the PS3 with the USB cable. Followed by the PS button on the new controller. This should send the driver to the PS3 so that it recognizes that you have a new controller.

This too happened to me before. What I found that if I repeatedly clicked the stick in, and slightly tugged on it, it would keep the stick from staying stuck in the one position. Hope this little trick works for you as well!

You won't be able to get a refund since it is the buyers fault for the damage but you could try taking the cover off the controller and drying the buttons. If it still doesn't work it can be recycled.

hi, i had this problem also. u have to plug in the usb receiver (looks like a usb storage that you would use for pc) into the front of pc. make sure you have batteries in controller turn it on and press home. red light will flash on usb receiver until controller is paired with it. hope this helps

It sounds to me like there is a noteable delay due to a combination of things: your Bluetooth wireless controler (primary reason), and the cable connection from your PS3 to your TV. Now, to determine what the problem is specifically, you'll need to check a few things:

1. Make sure your PS3 is updated to the latest software

2. Check to make sure your cable connections from your PS3 to your TV are firmly in place. I personally have noticed that I got delayed reactions when my HDMI cable was not firmly secured to my HD TV. Weird, but as soon as I unplugged and re-plugged in the cable at both the TV end and the PS3 end, it cleared things up for me. If that does NOT work (btw, this can also be the case if you use a composite or component set up too).

3. Check to make sure that your PS3 controller is fully charged. Controllers that are partially charged occasionally do demonstrate really weird results, like the delay you're talking about. So, make sure that your PS3 controller is fully charged.

4. If the controller is fully charged AND your PS3 to TV cable is plugged in properly, then try to plug the USB cable to connect your PS3 controller to your PS3. Sometimes, for reasons I don't know about yet, this could solve the delay problem.

Greetings Gprjohn,

Unfortunately, water sucks. =) Joking aside, there isn't a way to fix it. Since the water damage has destroyed all of the mechanics of your controller. Before you toss it, make sure all of the buttons don't work. If a button works, than there may be a way to replace the rest of the controller. Although this would most likely cost more than a new controller altogether. Thanks for using Fixya. =)

hello,

buy alot of power cables (enough to connect the "amp out" jack into the "input" jacks in all of the other amps. you only need to hook up the pedal into the main amp you're using, and turn on all of the others

however, I have a Singer 347. It was set aside for some month and not used.
Now that I need to use it again I find that the pedal does not work, completely dead, if I step on it on the floor. If instead I push the pedal with my fingers it works. If I put the pedal sideways between my knees and squeeze it, it works.
The pedal is hardwired into the machine, not plugged into it. DH's idea is to permanently wire the pedal on (there is no on/off switch for the power) and then get me a power tool foot pedal that works the outlet,

thanks.

i suppose the rechargeable battery is dead or has done its lifespan and needs to be replaced.for how long have you been using the controller?2-4 years,if years this is definitely the problem.get an expert to help you replace it.hope this helps

Hi! It may have been dropped accidentaly causing it to fail. If not, I believe that its the breakpoint of the controller. Hope this helps and have a good one!