If it includes VID_0810&PID_0001, it should be compatible.

To check if your device is compatible with this driver, open its properties on the Device Manager and check the values set for the Hardware ID property on the Details tab. For that OS, you need the 64-bit driver, available here.

The miniCDs that come bundled with these devices usually have the 32-bit driver only, which works on up to Windows 8.1 64-bit, but isn’t compatible with Windows 10 64-bit. They are sold under a number of different brand names (including no brand at all) and they work just fine without the drivers, except there will be no haptic feedback (vibration). Some of them are two knockoff PlayStation 2 controllers sharing one USB lead while some others are USB adapters with two DualShock 2 (PS2 controller) ports internally, the part that talks to the computer is the same. Maybe this is the driver for you: 'VID0810&PID0001 Twin USB Gamepad 64Bit Setup.rar (Updated 10/2016)' works on win 8, 8.1 and 10 64bit. We'll just test the first byte then we'll know which set of 8 bytes to look at for each joystick.

This is the 64-bit driver setup for all DualShock 2 USB gamepads with a hardware ID starting with VID_0810&PID_0001, apparently manufactured by VIA Labs (aka VLI). We received and tested a Chinese USB Dual Gamepad controllers, at first it feels not as strong as an original playstation controller, it isnt heavier. They remain static if you don't press anything on the joystick, but occasionally it flips from having joystick id 1 to 2 at the start and vice-versa.

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