Windows 98 - Controller not recognized ? Topic actions First post, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-28, 12:55 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Good morning all ! I installed Windows 98 SE with DOSBox-X. When I connect my controller, it is not recognized by Windows 98 ? Is there an option to enable in DOSBox-X or a line to write to the config file ? Greetings ! Reply 1 of 16, by 1541 Posted on 2020-08-28, 13:51 1541 Offline User metadata Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 What kind of controller? Has it been recognized in the host-system and configured properly -> keyword "joy.cpl"? 💾 Windows 9x resources (drivers, tools, NUSB,...) 💾 Reply 2 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:32 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! Yes it is well recognized & functional under Windows 10. It is a clone of a PS3 controller... how to proceed ? [EDIT:] in this article it is mentioned that to configure a controller you have to press the Ctrl + F1 keys... but nothing happens ? Reply 3 of 16, by _Rob Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:43 _Rob Offline User metadata Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Rank Member Rank Member Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Either you pass it through as a Joystick to DOSBox, look at the [joystick] section in the config file. Or you can map the joystick (ps3) controls to keyboard buttons in dosbox with the mapper editor. Reply 4 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:56 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 OK thanks But how do you start the mapper editor ? The combination of Ctrl + F1 keys does not work ? Reply 5 of 16, by 1541 Posted on 2020-08-28, 19:03 1541 Offline User metadata Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Did you try JOYSTICK […]Show full quoteJOYSTICK Joystick needs to be set manually Windows wants to use address 200-207, but it needs to be 201-201. Go to Device Manager->Joystick Switch from "Basic Configuration 1" to "Basic Configuration 0" in "Resources" in device properties for joystick. From Windows 9x DOSBox Guide (Not officially supported) 💾 Windows 9x resources (drivers, tools, NUSB,...) 💾 Reply 6 of 16, by _Rob Posted on 2020-08-28, 19:38 _Rob Offline User metadata Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Rank Member Rank Member Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Sebiohazard wrote on 2020-08-28, 18:56: OK thanks But how do you start the mapper editor ? The combination of Ctrl + F1 keys does not work ? From the menu select Main > Mapper Editor or use the key combination listed there. Reply 7 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-29, 00:12 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Okay thanks Reply 8 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-29, 18:57 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! I added this line in the DOSBox-X config file: Copy code to clipboard1[joystick]2joysticktype=auto When launching DOSBox-X I launch the Mapper editor with the keys F11 + m the joystick is detected & works well but with Windows 98 it is not detected ? Why & how to proceed ? Greetings ! Reply 9 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 14:39 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! I also tried with this line: Copy code to clipboard1[joystick]2joysticktype=4axis Unfortunately it is always the same problem in Windows 98, the joystick is not recognized: I also tried changing the address as mentioned in the tutorial: JOYSTICK […]Show full quoteJOYSTICK Joystick needs to be set manually Windows wants to use address 200-207, but it needs to be 201-201. Go to Device Manager->Joystick Switch from "Basic Configuration 1" to "Basic Configuration 0" in "Resources" in device properties for joystick. Unfortunately I cannot change it, Windows refuses: How to do ? Greetings ! Reply 10 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:18 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 No one to help me ?! I don't know what else to do... Reply 11 of 16, by Wengier Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:22 Wengier Offline User metadata Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Sebiohazard: Can the joystick be recognized in the integrated DOS or a DOS guest system? Reply 12 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:36 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 I don't know... how do I know ? It is perfectly recognized by DOSBox-X in the Mapper editor... Reply 13 of 16, by Wengier Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:45 Wengier Offline User metadata Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 You can check if the joystick works in DOS using the test programs in the attachment (previously uploaded by rfnagel). There are 3 test programs included in it, namely JOYCHECK.EXE, JOYTEST.EXE and TMSCOPE.EXE. If it works, then it means something is wrong with the configuration of your Windows 98 guest system. Reply 14 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-31, 01:48 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello thank you for your help ! I started Windows 98 under DOS & ran the diagnostic tools for the joystick. It is recognized & the keys work correctly. But under Windows 98 always the same problem I don't know why... What is strange is that with PCem I have the same concerns ! Greetings ! Reply 15 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-09-24, 18:37 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Good evening everyone ! I tried a Windows 95 install to see if my joystick is recognized but I have the same problem as with Windows 98... here is the conf file I used: Copy code to clipboard1[sdl]2autolock=true3usescancodes=true45[dosbox]6title=Windows 957memsize=648vmemsize=89vesa modelist width limit=010vesa modelist height limit=01112[dos]13ver=7.114keyboardlayout=sf1516[cpu]17cputype=pentium_mmx18core=normal19cycles=300002021[sblaster]22sbtype=sb16vibra23irq=52425[joystick]26joysticktype=auto2728[ne2000]29# If you want networking in Windows, set ne2000=true.30# This also requires that you set realnic= to a suitable value for your PC31ne2000=false32nicirq=1033realnic=list3435[fdc, primary]36int13fakev86io=true3738[ide, primary]39int13fakeio=true40int13fakev86io=true4142[ide, secondary]43int13fakeio=true44int13fakev86io=true45cd-rom insertion delay=40004647[render]48aspect=true49scaler=normal3x5051[autoexec]52imgmount 0 boot.ima -t floppy53imgmount 2 win95.vhd -t hdd -size 512,63,64,520 Did I forget something ? Greetings ! Last edited by Sebiohazard on 2020-09-24, 22:13. Edited 1 time in total. Reply 16 of 16, by Dominus Posted on 2020-09-24, 18:47 Dominus Offline User metadata Posts 9154 Joined 2002-10-03, 09:54 Location Ludwigsburg Rank DOSBox Moderator Rank DOSBox Moderator Posts 9154 Joined 2002-10-03, 09:54 Location Ludwigsburg Please use either the DOSBox-x thread or its github issues page (not sure about that, though). These forums are for DOSBox only and not for the forks. Windows 3.1x guide for DOSBox 60 seconds guide to DOSBox DOSBox SVN snapshot for macOS (10.4-11.x ppc/intel 32/64bit) notarized for gatekeeper Go to top of page Go to top of page Back to DOSBox General
Reply 1 of 16, by 1541 Posted on 2020-08-28, 13:51 1541 Offline User metadata Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 What kind of controller? Has it been recognized in the host-system and configured properly -> keyword "joy.cpl"? 💾 Windows 9x resources (drivers, tools, NUSB,...) 💾
Reply 2 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:32 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! Yes it is well recognized & functional under Windows 10. It is a clone of a PS3 controller... how to proceed ? [EDIT:] in this article it is mentioned that to configure a controller you have to press the Ctrl + F1 keys... but nothing happens ?
Reply 3 of 16, by _Rob Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:43 _Rob Offline User metadata Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Rank Member Rank Member Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Either you pass it through as a Joystick to DOSBox, look at the [joystick] section in the config file. Or you can map the joystick (ps3) controls to keyboard buttons in dosbox with the mapper editor.
Reply 4 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-28, 18:56 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 OK thanks But how do you start the mapper editor ? The combination of Ctrl + F1 keys does not work ?
Reply 5 of 16, by 1541 Posted on 2020-08-28, 19:03 1541 Offline User metadata Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 291 Joined 2016-10-02, 12:14 Did you try JOYSTICK […]Show full quoteJOYSTICK Joystick needs to be set manually Windows wants to use address 200-207, but it needs to be 201-201. Go to Device Manager->Joystick Switch from "Basic Configuration 1" to "Basic Configuration 0" in "Resources" in device properties for joystick. From Windows 9x DOSBox Guide (Not officially supported) 💾 Windows 9x resources (drivers, tools, NUSB,...) 💾
Reply 6 of 16, by _Rob Posted on 2020-08-28, 19:38 _Rob Offline User metadata Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Rank Member Rank Member Posts 422 Joined 2019-02-03, 10:46 Location Europe Sebiohazard wrote on 2020-08-28, 18:56: OK thanks But how do you start the mapper editor ? The combination of Ctrl + F1 keys does not work ? From the menu select Main > Mapper Editor or use the key combination listed there.
Reply 7 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-29, 00:12 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Okay thanks
Reply 8 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-29, 18:57 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! I added this line in the DOSBox-X config file: Copy code to clipboard1[joystick]2joysticktype=auto When launching DOSBox-X I launch the Mapper editor with the keys F11 + m the joystick is detected & works well but with Windows 98 it is not detected ? Why & how to proceed ? Greetings !
Reply 9 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 14:39 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello ! I also tried with this line: Copy code to clipboard1[joystick]2joysticktype=4axis Unfortunately it is always the same problem in Windows 98, the joystick is not recognized: I also tried changing the address as mentioned in the tutorial: JOYSTICK […]Show full quoteJOYSTICK Joystick needs to be set manually Windows wants to use address 200-207, but it needs to be 201-201. Go to Device Manager->Joystick Switch from "Basic Configuration 1" to "Basic Configuration 0" in "Resources" in device properties for joystick. Unfortunately I cannot change it, Windows refuses: How to do ? Greetings !
Reply 10 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:18 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 No one to help me ?! I don't know what else to do...
Reply 11 of 16, by Wengier Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:22 Wengier Offline User metadata Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Sebiohazard: Can the joystick be recognized in the integrated DOS or a DOS guest system?
Reply 12 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:36 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 I don't know... how do I know ? It is perfectly recognized by DOSBox-X in the Mapper editor...
Reply 13 of 16, by Wengier Posted on 2020-08-30, 19:45 Wengier Offline User metadata Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 Rank Member Rank Member Posts 249 Joined 2014-09-03, 19:56 You can check if the joystick works in DOS using the test programs in the attachment (previously uploaded by rfnagel). There are 3 test programs included in it, namely JOYCHECK.EXE, JOYTEST.EXE and TMSCOPE.EXE. If it works, then it means something is wrong with the configuration of your Windows 98 guest system.
Reply 14 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-08-31, 01:48 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Hello thank you for your help ! I started Windows 98 under DOS & ran the diagnostic tools for the joystick. It is recognized & the keys work correctly. But under Windows 98 always the same problem I don't know why... What is strange is that with PCem I have the same concerns ! Greetings !
Reply 15 of 16, by Sebiohazard Posted on 2020-09-24, 18:37 Sebiohazard Offline User metadata Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Rank Newbie Rank Newbie Posts 45 Joined 2019-11-23, 10:49 Good evening everyone ! I tried a Windows 95 install to see if my joystick is recognized but I have the same problem as with Windows 98... here is the conf file I used: Copy code to clipboard1[sdl]2autolock=true3usescancodes=true45[dosbox]6title=Windows 957memsize=648vmemsize=89vesa modelist width limit=010vesa modelist height limit=01112[dos]13ver=7.114keyboardlayout=sf1516[cpu]17cputype=pentium_mmx18core=normal19cycles=300002021[sblaster]22sbtype=sb16vibra23irq=52425[joystick]26joysticktype=auto2728[ne2000]29# If you want networking in Windows, set ne2000=true.30# This also requires that you set realnic= to a suitable value for your PC31ne2000=false32nicirq=1033realnic=list3435[fdc, primary]36int13fakev86io=true3738[ide, primary]39int13fakeio=true40int13fakev86io=true4142[ide, secondary]43int13fakeio=true44int13fakev86io=true45cd-rom insertion delay=40004647[render]48aspect=true49scaler=normal3x5051[autoexec]52imgmount 0 boot.ima -t floppy53imgmount 2 win95.vhd -t hdd -size 512,63,64,520 Did I forget something ? Greetings ! Last edited by Sebiohazard on 2020-09-24, 22:13. Edited 1 time in total.
Reply 16 of 16, by Dominus Posted on 2020-09-24, 18:47 Dominus Offline User metadata Posts 9154 Joined 2002-10-03, 09:54 Location Ludwigsburg Rank DOSBox Moderator Rank DOSBox Moderator Posts 9154 Joined 2002-10-03, 09:54 Location Ludwigsburg Please use either the DOSBox-x thread or its github issues page (not sure about that, though). These forums are for DOSBox only and not for the forks. Windows 3.1x guide for DOSBox 60 seconds guide to DOSBox DOSBox SVN snapshot for macOS (10.4-11.x ppc/intel 32/64bit) notarized for gatekeeper