The ACL is administered and enforced jointly by the ACCC, State and Territory consumer protection agencies) and where relevant, ASIC (the ACL Regulators). You should try plugging the controller into another PC to see if it picks it up.It is important to remember that a “Warranty against Defects” is provided in addition to consumer guarantees and does not limit or replace them.Īs of January 1st 2012, manufacturers/suppliers that choose to provide a “Warranty against Defects” to consumers must provide a document evidencing that the warranty complies with specific Australian Consumer Law requirements. If you plug it in, and you don't hear a sound, and Device Manager does not show anything, then your controller may possibly be broken, or it is just not compatible with your system.

If your PC is still asking for drivers, visit Microsoft?s website and check for any USB updates that might apply to your operating system. If your PC is seeing the PC Con properly, you will see it listed as Mad Catz Game Controller. Go into the Control Panel of your PC and double click on the ?Game Controllers? icon.

The first thing to check is that the controller is being recognized by your PC. There are no drivers supplied by Mad Catz as all required drivers are in the operating system of your computer. Q: Do you have any drivers available for download for the PC Con ( Item # 4426) or the PC Con Wireless ( Item # 4456) ?Ī: The PC Con is a plug and play device. Here's a copy and paste from Mad Catz FAQ

Is that the one above? It could be red coloured though.

Mad catz pc game controller