Had the same issue with the Xbox One S controller.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Fixed-Setup-for-Xbox-One-Bluetooth-Controller-With/

This fixed it for me, but I suggest that you keep it connected via USB and ditch bluetooth.

If you connect it back via USB cable (because you wanna charge it), once you're battery is charged, and you unplug it, you will have to remove it from devices and register it again... it's a pain in the butt.

@laroehr said in SCPtoolkit conlict with Dolphin Bluetooth passthrough. Help with understanding device driver limitations in Windows (10).:

Does that answer your question?

Sure, but it's quite a stretch to ask a specific Windows question on a forum dedicated to a Linux retro-gaming solution. You're not using RetroPie, just Emulationstation - and your question has nothing to do with it.

Do you have any helpful input?

You should ask on a specific Windows gaming forum, not here. Since I also use Windows - but not for gaming -, I could tell you what you're trying to do is not possible, but that would also be a stretch, because I don't have your setup.

@mitu Thank you very much for the quick reply. That was my thoughts as well. I have read that documentation but I do need to double check the update of Retropie. I will get back to you with my results. Again, thank you!

I have the same issue. I am sending this gamepad back and going back to my first gen Amazon Fire TV game controller which surprisingly works great with retropie.

@potatobox

ok... you have to try... the command above to see in detail the two controller.
sudo jstest /dev/input/js1
sudo jstest /dev/input/js2

this is the method to test joypad
some people have problem with two joypad... "some cases"..

i loose many ours to understand the behavior of a self-made joystick to bar cabinet ... and I still have some minor problems
retopie 4.1 is a great project.. but there is some little matter to fix..

try to understand if it responds in correct mode... than try to connect "only" ps4... and test it alone.

@AlphaOrionis In the middle of playing a game the bluetooth connection disconnected and I'm back to square one with the same issue I had previously.

@RetroFreak89 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Setting-up-an-8bitdo-Bluetooth-controller

@BuZz I tried using those instructions to set up the controllers initially and it didn't work.

@Rion After unpairing/pairing a few times it appears to be fixed. Thank you! One interesting thing to note, there was another registered BT device that I couldn't remove for some reason. After unpairing and pairing the controller a few times and rebooting the device it was finally gone. I'm guessing that was causing the issue as it's disappearance from the registered devices coincides with the controller working fine.