you didn't fill out https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first so i'm assuming that you used the official retropie zero image, so the default pre-installed ones should be the most performant.

@dakiluxa Remove the /opt/retropie/supplementary/golang folder and re-try the scraper installation, it should re-install the Go version used by RetroPie. I've seen this kind of errors, due to a mis-installation (or corrupted install) of the Golang package.

@cyperghost Thanks, I already did that, but without success. Most SNES games are still really slow and laggy.

@jocaedu Are you sure your controller/usb cable are OK ? 1 gamepad detected implies the keyboard is detected, but not the controller.
As for the image, I don't think there is such a thing as Windows User-Friendly drivers on the Linux, but over USB the controller should be detected ok. Please give more details about your setup - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first - especially about your controller model and version.

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@dankcushions Alright, thank you for your answer

No matter what I tried, I couldn't get XBOX One and XBOX One S controller working on RetroPie 4.1 (and on 3.8) running on Raspberry Pie 1 Model B.

However, when I tried the same thing on Raspberry Pie 3 Model B, it worked like charm. It worked both for XBOX One and XBOX One S controllers. But I had issues connecting XBOX One S controller via Bluetooth; which I need to research further.

With this experience of mine, I believe we can safely assume that Raspberry Pie 1 Model B is somehow incapable of pairing with XBOX One and XBOX One S controllers.

Thanks,