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Why is my ps4 controller rattling?

Joe Ford

Why is my ps4 controller rattling?

It is most likely the rumble motor that is loose or something in his controller.

How do I get my PS4 controller to stop rumbling?

Vibration destroys battery. Follow these steps to turn it off: On your PS4 go to Settings > Devices > Controllers > Enable Vibration then un-tick the box. On your PS4 go to Settings > Power Saving Settings > Turn Off DualShock 4 Automatically.

How do I stop my PS4 controller from vibrating?

PlayStation 4 – How to Turn Off Controller Vibration

  1. From the Homescreen of your PS4, go to Settings > Device.
  2. Uncheck “Enable Vibration”.

Can you turn vibration off Xbox controller?

Select Ease of Access > Controller, and then select Vibration settings. For an Xbox Wireless Controller, select Turn on vibration to turn vibration on or off.

How do you reset a Dualshock 4?

Reset the DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller Turn off and unplug your PS4. Locate the small reset button on the back of the controller near the L2 shoulder button. Use a small tool to push the button inside the tiny hole. Hold the button down for roughly 3-5 seconds.

Can you fix Xbox One controller drift?

There are several sources giving instructions for how to fix Xbox One controller drift. First, check that your controller has fresh batteries. Then, fully power down your Xbox One before unplugging the power cord. After the console is unplugged for five minutes, plug in your console and try re-syncing the controller.

How do I stop my switch controller from drifting?

  1. Calibrate or recalibrate your Switch Joy-Cons. The first thing you should do if you notice Joy-Con drift (especially on the left Joy-Con) is calibrate your controllers.
  2. Clean your Joy-Con’s joystick.
  3. Nintendo will fix Joy-Con drift for you.
  4. Buy a new Joy-Con for your Switch.
  5. Replace the joystick yourself.

How do I fix Switch Lite joy-con drift?

How to Fix Joy-Con Drift on Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite

  1. Clean the joystick.
  2. Connect your Joy-Cons to the Switch.
  3. Reset your button configuration.
  4. Check for firmware updates.
  5. Calibrate the controllers.
  6. Check for software updates.
  7. Confirm your settings.
  8. Remove any decals or skins from the Joy-Con.