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I bought this Sabrent 12-button USB controller in October to play PC games. It worked just fine on my old laptop running Windows 7. I bought a new laptop last week running Windows 10. It won't work at all on this computer. It comes up in the 'Devices and Printers' area as 'Generic USB Joystick,' so it's being seen, but it isn't working. Can I make this work somehow? EDIT: I checked out the 'Test' tab under 'Generic USB Joystick PROPERTIES.'

This let me test to see if all of the dials and buttons are working. It DOES work and react to my input. However, neither Dolphin nor Project 64 respond when I try to configure the controller in those programs (even though I'm doing exactly the same things as I did on my old laptop).

Creating and Downloading Custom Maps: UltraMap New map download utility for Linux / OSX When you first plug the UltraStik 360 into the USB port, it will be an analog joystick. If you go into Control Panel, Game Controllers, you will see the device shown there as below: If you use the UltraMap software to assign custom maps, the stick will still be seen by the PC as a gamepad joystick but you will see the behaviour of the crosshair in the diaplay (also visible in UltraMap itself) changes. For example, if you configure a 4-way map, the crosshair 'jumps' to one of 4 locations (plus center) when you move the stick.

If you configure an 8-way map, the diagonals are also accessible. Also, if you have a keyboard encoder connected to the output port of the UltraStik, direction signals will be sent to it, just like a micro-switch joystick. You can tell your game software either to use the device as a gamepad or to respond to keycodes from the encoder.