PS REMOTE PLAY NOT WORKING DRIVER
Go to its settings, and access the Bluetooth pairing Windows control panel via the hyperlink in the DS4 driver settings.Remove the Bluetooth pairing for the controller(s).Use another non-ferrite choke cable, and you will see your controller battery is actually completely depleted. So it works fine while the cable's plugged in, but it has issues with Bluetooth. it will look like the controller is fully charged, but in actuality it isn't and your laptop will not charge it, since it doesn't recognize it.
It doesn't cause any issues with your signal, but it DOES hamper your controller charging, e.g. The reason for your controller behaviour is simply because of your USB cable, IF it's one of those with a ferrite choke (a bulge in the wire container near the end of the cable). I'd really appreciate any help as I'm rather short on USB ports. I don't actually own a PS4 (I bought this controller especially to use with my laptop).
PS REMOTE PLAY NOT WORKING DRIVERS
I've tried updating drivers and multiple reinstalls with no luck. Connecting via USB works fine.Įdit: I've now managed to get it to connect without the driver error again but nothing apart from windows' bluetooth devices screen detects it. It is advised to use a high-speed connection with upload and download speeds of at least 5 Mbps. Additionally, the quality of your video can be subpar and not get better. I have previously managed to get it to connect without the driver error but it didn't actually work (buttons had no effect). PS Remote Play is not working on cellular because of the network configuration of your cell carrier, it may even be suspended due to an unstable connection. On the laptop it appears as "Connected" very briefly then immediately switches to "Driver error". The pair succeeds but when I try to actually connect the controller (by pressing the ps button), the bar flashes then goes off. I pair by either holding the ps button and options (which my laptop autodetects and pairs) or holding the ps button and share and then explicitly pairing using "Add Bluetooth or other device". I'm attempting to connect my PS4 controller to a laptop over the built-in bluetooth.
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