Windows 10 Controller help needed

To use an Xbox One controller as a second input for split-screen gaming on your PC, you can follow these steps: 1. Connect the Xbox One Controller: Ensure that your Xbox One controller is connected to your PC. You can connect it via USB or through Bluetooth if your controller supports it. 2. Configure the Controller for Split-Screen: - Many games support split-screen play with multiple controllers by default. When you run the game, go to the settings or options menu and look for controller configurations. You should be able to assign player 1 and player 2 to different controllers there. - If the game does not natively support multiple controller inputs, you might need to use third-party software to emulate the Xbox One controller as a second input. One popular tool for this is x360ce. 3. Using x360ce: - Download x360ce from its official website. - Extract the downloaded ZIP file and run the executable. - Follow the on-screen instructions to configure your Xbox One controller. You may need to create a profile for the controller if it's the first time you're setting it up. - Calibrate the controller within x360ce if necessary. - Once the configuration is complete, save the settings and close x360ce. 4. Run the Game: - Launch the game you want to play in split-screen mode. - Check the game's settings to ensure it recognizes both your primary controller and the emulated Xbox One controller. By following these steps, you should be able to set up your Xbox One controller as the second input for split-screen gameplay on your PC.