B button not working

SOURCE: Dropped Notes

After some tinkering, I was able to fix this problem myself. When I detached the neck, I noticed that the spring-loaded pins from the guitar body had pressed hard enough on the thin contact points that they created holes that went through to the circuit board, thus causing the intermittent signal loss problems. A carefully applied drop of solder on each of the contact points in the neck has my controller now working flawlessly once again.

SOURCE: the start button

buy a new one a gamecube controller must only be about a pound on ebay as it so old !!!!!!!

SOURCE: new intec headset doesn't work

have u tried putting the headset on another controller?

SOURCE: my Intec PS3 Turbo Shock

I've gotten mine to sync fine just follow the steps but press and hold the sync button for like 5-10 seconds. To be honest the best thing you should do is to refund it because mines already broke, cat knocked it over and now I have no vibration..... I've had it for less than a day, both analogue stick move by themselves in game which to me seems like the f*cking thing is demonic and sucks hardcore playing online.Also the sticks arent sensitive they'll jump over things when you move them and add the automoving analogue sticks that your constantly fighting with just makes things like hell Save your money for a higher grade model!!!!

Dan Woods

• 103 Answers
• Posted on Jan 24, 2011

SOURCE: my ps3 controller is is

i had one of these, it broke too, the problem was the usb dongle, the usb connector is very cheap and breaks easy, i did manage to fix mine but it didnt last very long, if you are good at soldering or know someone who is you can try re-soldering the four pins on the usb connector inside the usb dongle, they may have cracked and become disconected from the small circuit board, you should be able to see if there are any broken connections if you look through a magnifyer and gently move the usb lug up and down.