1. Downloading.
2. Installing.
3. Getting it working - Bluetooth mode.
4. Configure&Testing the controller.

Before we begin, head over to MotionInJoy Download website to install the required drivers for Windows. The installer comes for both x86 (32-bit operating system) and x64 (64-bit operating system), so make sure you download the right installer for your system. If you are in doubt, just go to Start → Control Panel –> System, to verify your system settings.

Once you have downloaded the installer, unzip it, and execute the .exe file to start the installation. The installation begins with a standard welcome screen,

… and ends with asking you to run the software.

Plugin your PS3 controller to your USB port, and you should see a small icon on your system tray, showing you that Windows is installing drivers for your controller. At this point, even though your controller will be recognized in the “Game Controllers”, Windows will not recognized the buttons movement.
 

Open the DS3 tool, go to “Driver manager” and press the “Load Driver” button.


Windows will warn you that it can’t verify the publisher of the driver; don’t worry, MotionInJoy’s drivers are safe for us to install.

Your PS3 controller is ready for use when you see a message: “SUCCESS: Install Completed”.

Guess what, MotionInJoy not only enable you to use your PS3 controller via USB, you can even use it as Joystick via Bluetooth. Click the “BlueToothPair” button, and click the “Pair Now” button, and your Windows should pair with your PS3 controller.

Disconnect your controller from the USB cable an press “PS” button, head back to the profile page, and click the “Vibration Testing” button. If your controller is vibrating, this means that your PS3 controller is now connected to your Bluetooth. Now you can sit back, relax, and kill those zombies with your PS3 controllers.

With the driver loaded, your next step will be to configure the controller for use. Click on the “Profiles” tab, pictured below. In order to take full advantage of the DualShock 3′s twin analog sticks and many buttons, you’ll want to select “Playstation 3,” as shown in the picture. Once you’ve selected that setting, hit “Enable,” then “Vibration testing.” If you’ve followed these steps correctly, you should feel your controller vibrate. MotioninJoy also provides a convenient “Game Controller Panel” button, which whisks you directly you to the Windows controller calibration utility. You can use it to ensure that all of your controller’s buttons are functioning correctly.

Click the “Profile” button, and you should see that your controller appears under the “Connected game controller(s)” drop down list. You can click on the Vibration Testing button, to test that Windows recognizes your controller.


We recommend that you open your “Game Controller Panel”to test your PS3 controller.


Click on the “Properties”button 

• Click on the “Test”tab to test your controller(Buttons and Axises).
  
• Click on the “Settings”tab to calibrate your controller.
  

Enjoy using your PS3 controller on your PC with MotioninJoy!!
Check out the Configuration page for more on configuring the controller to use it in a game.
If you have more questions about installing or configuring MotioninJoy that the Wiki

• Frequently Asked Question
  
• Config
  
• Game guides
  

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