ControlMK - Allows using a game controller for Mouse/Keyboard emulation. Download ControlMK by Redcl0ud

Download other device drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver scan and update. XBCD - Getting those old controllers working again! XBCD is an abbreviation for the 'X-Box Controller Driver' Which has been around for almost as long as the Original Xbox Controllers themselves (approximately 2001-2003). May 13, 2005 Operating System Driver Provider Driver Version; Download Driver: Windows 2000 (32 bit) Redcl0ud: 1.0.7 (5/13/2005) Download Driver: Windows Server 2003 (32 bit). XBCD Author: Redcl0ud Release: 2004 Category: PC Page Views: 15,978 XBox USB Game Controller Driver for Windows 98/2000/XP. Current Version: v1.07 XBCD is a new XBox Controller Driver for Windows 98/2000/XP that has been in development for some time but that I didn't notice before.

Publisher:	Redcl0ud
License:	Freeware
Price:	USD $0.00
Filesize:	245.0 KB
Date Added:	08/30/2012

ControlMK - Allows using a game controller for Mouse/Keyboard emulation. In the last version there was added support to auto-repeat functions. POV switches can be used now. A lot of the code was changed. If you find any problems report them in the...
Read more

PCWin Note: ControlMK 0.2 download version indexed from servers all over the world. There are inherent dangers in the use of any software available for download on the Internet. PCWin free download center makes no representations as to the content of ControlMK version/build 0.2 is accurate, complete, virus free or do not infringe the rights of any third party. PCWin has not developed this software ControlMK and in no way responsible for the use of the software and any damage done to your systems. You are solely responsible for adequate protection and backup of the data and equipment used in connection with using software ControlMK.

Platform: Windows

Category: Games / Misc. Games

Download Homepage Report Error

Download Redcl0ud Driver Win 7

In my last post I showed how I modded an original XBox controller for use on a PC. In this post I'll talk about the Windows driver. When you connect the controller to a computer, Windows recognizes the USB device but without a driver the controller is useless. If you search on the Internet you'll quickly find XBCD by redcl0ud. This is the original XBox controller driver, currently at version 1.07. According to the author this driver works on Windows XP, which is my OS of choice. So I downloaded the driver and tried it out. Unfortunately, the driver wouldn't load for me. XP accepted the driver, but after installation it said there was a problem with the device. I was convinced my soldering was fine, something must be wrong with the driver itself.
As it happens, the author provides the source code for the driver, and at work I recently had to write a device driver, so I have all the tools necessary to compile the driver. The first thing I noticed is the source is rather old - it hasn't been updated since 2005. Even if the driver works on XP, I can guaranty the driver won't work on 64-bit Windows. I decided to take the time to update the driver and produce version 1.08. Using newer tools from Microsoft I was able to fix a few problems in the driver's source code, correct issues in the driver INF file, and recompile for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. This updated driver works, I've tested it on XP, 2003, Vista, and Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit. I'll make this new driver available to anyone who wants a copy, including the updated source code. You can download the driver here (link updated). This 7Zip file contains the unsigned 32 and 64-bit versions, the modified source code, and the tools necessary to sign the driver if you have your own digital certificate (read on).

Download Redcl0ud Drivers

No discussion of the driver would be complete without mentioning 64-bit drivers. Starting with Vista, Microsoft made a change to 64-bit Windows. All device drivers must be digitally signed using a what's called a cross-certificate. These certificates cost at least $100, and quite frankly I'm not going to spend my own money for a certificate so I can sign a free driver. So if you want to run this driver on 64-bit Windows Vista, 7, or 8 then you have two choices.

Download Redcl0ud Driver App

1. The follow website has 4 different methods of loading uncertified drivers under Windows. The intent is this is used by developers who need to test their code. So it's up to you to make these changes to your own system. http://www.raymond.cc/blog/loading-unsigned-drivers-in-windows-7-and-vista-64-bit-x64/
2. You can sign the driver yourself. Assuming you have access to a valid certificate, cross certificate from Microsoft, and know how to use the signtool.exe application then you can sign your own driver.