Ds3 Tool Offline Mod

So, I logged of my computer last night and put it to sleep mode. About 5 minutes later, it woke up by itself. At first, I thought Windows was just installing automatic updates, but I remembered I already installed all the important updates a few hours before that. It was around midnight, so I just said 'Fuck it, I'll figure it out in the morning' and went to sleep. When I woke up a few hours later, I noticed my tower hadn't went to sleep all night.

I then woke up the monitor, and saw that MotioninJoy DS3 Tool was open. Mind you, I closed the program last night after my GTA IV modding session was over.

It's also not set to run at startup. So, needless to say, I was scared shitless, and decided to head to Google to see if I'm dealing with any kid of intrusive spyware, or even a malicious virus. Sure enough, there were TONS of users on various sites having similar complaints to mine. Other complaints include: • Needs an internet connection to fully run the tool. If you don't have one, you'll only be able to use the digital controls (ie, no analog stick control, no analog buttons, no analog triggers). I tested it out myself and sure enough, the tool wouldn't even load. This is the kind of DRM that would make Microsoft and EA blush.

• One user said that the servers for the tool were located in China, of all places. Which makes sense, because all of the constant pop-ups the app created were in Chinese. • Doesn't completely uninstall. The drivers MotioninJoy uses 'override' all the other gamepad drivers, and will negatively affect any other peripherals you use.

Once you've installed the drivers you can either keep using the offline mod or install Better DS3. I suggest the latter since Better DS3 is far more stable and user-friendly than MotioninJoy. I suggest the latter since Better DS3 is far more stable and user-friendly than MotioninJoy.

The only way to get rid of the drivers is to either check the registries, refresh to an earlier restore point, or completely restore the machine. • Some users pointed out that the tool will receive malicious code from the servers. This tool is truly a piece of malicious software, and I advise you all to never download this on your machine. Alternatives include: •, a tool that uses the old MotioninJoy drivers to enable users to use the DS3 as a gamepad. It is completely offline, sends no malicious code, and has nearly all of the same features MotioninJoy provides. • Purchase an Xbox 360 controller. • Pressure Sony to finally release drivers for the DS3.

I'm using this drive for the sixaxis: The problem with this piece of software is that it has to take over an entire bluetooth adapter for the PS3 controller and it isn't compatible with all bluetooth adapters. I use a second bluetooth keyboard in my living room so I needed to buy a second compatible bluetooth adapter just for the sixaxis controller.

I bought this adapter because it's highly rated and suggested by the developer of this particular software: Now it works just like you'd want it to. I use the PS button to turn it on and it connects. I hold L1 R1 and the PS button to disconnect. I followed the instructions as the dev laid them out but it only worked when I checked the 'Force Install' checkbox even though the instructions tell you not to for Windows 7. • Needs an internet connection to fully run the tool. If you don't have one, you'll only be able to use the digital controls (ie, no analog stick control, no analog buttons, no analog triggers).

I tested it out myself and sure enough, the tool wouldn't even load. This is the kind of DRM that would make Microsoft and EA blush. There's an offline version. You can get that.

And the tool does load, you got other problems. The online component is for ads yes, and that's a problem because? Sap lsmw error log download. The tool is free and teh creator had to pay to have the drivers digitally signed, so it's only fair he gets something for it. Do you also block GAF ads? • One user said that the servers for the tool were located in China, of all places.