DSZ - DualSense Zen 0.3.8

Download dsz.exe and run it. There is nothing to install. It replaces 0.3.7 in place, and your settings and profiles carry over.

Update notifications and one-click updates

• DSZ now checks GitHub once a day for a newer version. When there is one, you get a tray notification, an Update to … button at the bottom of the sidebar, and the details in the new Updates card in Settings.
• Update and restart downloads the new dsz.exe, checks it against the fingerprint GitHub publishes for it, swaps it in for the one you're running and restarts DSZ, with your settings and profiles kept. What's new opens the release notes.
• Nothing installs by itself: updating restarts DSZ, which reconnects the virtual controllers, so it's best done outside a game.
• The daily check can be turned off in Settings → Updates; Check now checks right away.
• This version itself still has to be downloaded by hand; from here on, DSZ updates itself.

Each DualShock 4 keeps its own identity in Steam

• With two DualShock 4s, Steam showed both virtual DualShock 4 controllers as the same controller, so they shared one name, lightbar color and configuration. DualSense controllers didn't have this problem.
• The virtual DualShock 4 now takes its identity from the controller driving it, so Steam tells each one apart and keeps its own settings. This also applies to a DualSense on a DualShock 4 profile, and to a DualShock 4 on a DualSense profile.
• Steam sees each controller once as a new one, so its name, color and settings need setting up one more time.

Requirements (the same as 0.3.7)

• Windows 10 or 11. A DualSense, DualSense Edge or DualShock 4, over USB or Bluetooth.
• Virtual controllers need usbip-win2 and HidHide. The Virtual controller page installs either in one click.
• The exe isn't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway.