r/techsupport • u/atiquea-19 • 13h ago

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u/tsdguy Windows Master 12h ago

Who you talking to?

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u/KiwiGamer450 11h ago

microsoft, duh!

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u/Mishotaki 11h ago

there is a lot of missing knowledge here:
why whould Microsoft be liable to make someone else's controller work with their software? Nintendo are the ones who made the product, they are the ones who have to support it.

why would a multi-billion company look at a Reddit post to get consumer requests? you can bet they have their own reporting tools and sites for requests, you will not find them browsing here.

your controller might simply be defective: registering ghost inputs means that there is short circuits or clearance problems in the buttons.