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Error Initializing ViGem #42
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I have the exact same issue. |
#metoo. I'm on win 10 pro x64, version 1709, os build 16299.248 |
#metoo Same here. |
Same here. Fortnite isn't getting any of my controller input and the glosc_overlaywindow seems to never close even when I quit the game and the epic launcher |
I checked and only had 1 entry. With nothing to lose, I uninstalled and ran script per instructions above, but it didn't fix the problem. I uninstalled and reinstalled (something I'd tried before) and this time it appears to work. On my desktop. I tried it over the Steam Link and I still get the white screen. No error, but the screen goes opaque when a shotcut is run. Is the support, or official non-support, for the Steam Link? |
@nwpappas Last time I checked, GloSC worked just fine using Steam InHome-Streaming, and therefore with the Steam Link. |
Hello, been trying is use GloSC but havent been able to yet. I've installed uninstalled installed repeatedly (as admin) and am still getting the vigem error. I have no virtual gamepads in device manager at all, that being the case I ran the vigem updater and rebooted. No dice, full uninstall reboot install reboot install vigem reboot, add game to steam (sea of thieves) reboot, try to start game (inside big picture), vigem error. It seems like vigem just isn't installing on my system or something. system is fully updated win 10 x64, steam is up to date but no beta. Glosc is v 2.0.0 |
@AmazingMrBrock https://github.com/nefarius/ViGEm/wiki/Driver-Installation However, be aware that "Get-ViGEmBusDevice | Remove-ViGEmBusDevice" is currently bugged if you have more than 1 ViGEm device installed. So you have to remove them manually as described above. |
@Alia5 If I had to guess why running "Install_Update_ViGEm.ps" didn't work, I'd wager that it's because some of the commands from the ViGEm wiki require administrator privilege, so need to be run from an administrator instance of powershell. When I tried running the script I saw the powershell window pop up and disappear immediately, so I think it may not have privileges and be silently failing. Just some speculation though, I'm no expert. |
The script should restart itself with admin privileges. |
Hi, for me (Windows 8) installing ViGEm manually from this link via device manager > add legacy device and rebooting did the trick, the powershell script didn't work for me after running powershell with admin privileges and setting the ExecutionPolicy to Bypass. I installed GloSC via the provided installer and it seems to be working now. |
That did the trick for me, thanks for the help @Alia5. I also second @AlexanderGalen in thinking its an problem with automated admin privileges not transferring. |
Windows 10 here and just installed GloSC 2.0.1.124 and installation went through successfully. However, I looked at your comment above and noticed the virtual GamePad Emulation bus wasn't installed by the script. I tried to manually run it and after it asked for admin privileges, it continues to silently fail and exit immediately. So I ended up just running powershell as admin, copy-pasting the second half portion of the script and ran/installed manually successfully and solved the Error. This is just FYI. EDIT: I dug a little deeper and found out that the new process simply doesn't run because of this error: |
That's interesting! |
Same issue as @FlipEnergy . Worked around by executing |
I'll have it fixed in the next update then. Thanks all. |
Facing the same issue. Not clear what the work-around is? I execited the command from @freewizard, but didn't change anything. |
I have issue with .\Install_Update_ViGEm.ps1
Install-Module : The term 'Install-Module' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or
And it keeps going with all the other commands. I am using Windows 10 1809 . I don't know show to fix this |
Ah, well... In the meantime, you can try the "Caveman Instructions" (I didn't name them :P) |
I've found the issue for me. for some reason I didn't have files in the powershell modules folder. it's in programs files\windows powershell . but x86 power shell worked but not with the install because it always opened the x64. so I copied all the files from my laptop powershell x64 and it worked fine. |
nice We just install above / upgrade or we need to uninstall ? |
@x8009 just run it and let it do the work 😄 |
Issue still exist, using latest version of Windows 1903, using latest available release of GloSC. Starting ReCore a microsoft UWP game results in getting this error. Please help. |
same as @minidarknova |
Thanks! This finally solved the issue for me ;) |
Hi, I get the error and I tried running Install_Update_ViGEm.ps but it opens and closes the powershell right away, I think its getting the is not recognized errors. I am using windows 10 and am trying to get the steam controller to work with forza horizon 4 |
@willstefany forget the scripts, use the setup I linked. |
latest commits on master use the new installer. |
many thanks bro this method worked. honestly the error probably occurred when i DLed glosSi to the D drive but vigem to the C drive unknowingly. i only realized this after i went to reinstall vigem after removing it from PC. |
Installing with the latest installer, I get a "Error initializing ViGem!" error when trying to run an overlay.
On closing, the screen goes white or black (sometimes one, someone's the other). I can bring up the onscreen keyboard, and move the mouse around, but am blind as to what's going on behind.
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