Sixaxis Dualshock 3 Connecting via USB on windows

This page is translated from http://forums.motiongame.net/viewthread.php?tid=14&extra=page%3D1 by Break.
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1. First, of course, you need to download the files. Go to the download page and choose the files that correspond to your system -- 32bits for x86 and 64bits for x64.
2.  After the download is finished you'll end up with a .rar file, extract and run the .exe that's inside it. If you want to specify where to
   install it, the first step will give you the option. Otherwise, just use the default (C:\Program Files\MotioninJoy\ds3) to avoid any future issues.
3. If you have a 32 bit (x86) system, you can skip this step, but x64 users need to restart their computers now. Hold F8 upon startup and choose the "Disable Driver Signing Enforcement" option (keep in mind that you will have to do this every time you restart your computer if you want to use unsigned drivers. I feel that this is currently the easiest and most simple method to do this), then do the next step.
4. Use USB to connect your PS3 controller. Regardless of whether it's a SIXAXIS or DUALSHOCK3, WINDOWS will install it's own drivers. You can even see it in the Game Control Devices in the Control Panel, but it
   won't work. I'm not actually sure if Sony did that on purpose, but in
   any case.. everything looks normal, it just won't work.




5. Start->All Programs->MotioninJoy->Install USB Driver Right
   click and use the "Run as administrator" option. After several seconds,
   Notepad will pop up and give you the install status. If the last line
   is “SUCCESS: installed package C:\Program
   Files\MotioninJoy\ds3\drivers\MijUfilt.inf.” then the drivers installed
   correctly. (Note that if you want to use a different USB port, you will
   have to repeat this step.)




6. First hit the PS button to wake up the controller (you will have to do that every time you turn off the computer or disconnect the USB cable)
   then navigate to Control Panel->Devices and Printers->Game
   Controllers. You can press buttons here and see them reacting. The
   analog isn't going to work just yet, don't worry.




7. Go to Start->All Programs->MotioninJoy->DS3 TOOL Here you can choose between 4 profiles and the vibration function.
   
• Digital Gamepad(Dpad,without joystick) Digital set up, Dpad works off of the X/Y axis. This is like the PS1 controller, works well for soccer games.
• Analog Gamepad1(POV,Joysticks)Dpad is set to POV/hat switch, the 2 analog sticks are set up on the X,Y, Z and RZ axes. This is like a PS2 controller and is currently the most used.
• Analog Gamepad2(POV,Joysticks,Analog Triggers)Dpad is set to POV/hat switch, the 2 analog sticks are set up on the X,Y, Z and RZ axes, L2 and R2 are also on an axis. This works well for racing games and is similar to the XBOX 360 controller.
• Analog Gamepad3(POV,Joysticks,Analog Triggers,Motion sensor) This is similar to Gamepad2 with the added effect of motion sensors. At the moment it's not very practical.
• Emulate Xinput Imitates the XBOX 360 controller. Is currently greyed out because it's still unusable.
• Enable vibration Enables vibration. [duh]
• Enable Option Applies the above settings.





8. If you only want to use USB, you should be able to operate it normally from here.
9.  Bluetooth instruction.