Xbox Controller Wont Work With Mod Chip Turned On?

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    I have an Xecuter mod chip in my original xbox but when I turn it on the controller wont work. Does anyone have an idea about what is doing this?
     
    kog2902, Mar 1, 2009
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    I dont mean to double post but I'm not used to the way your forums are set up. Is there anyone who can help?
     
    kog2902, Mar 2, 2009
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    If its a 3rd party controller IE: madcatz or others like that . I use standard S controllers from MS . Ihad a madcatz controller and my X3CE modchip didnt like it . So there you go . Hope that helps .
     
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    Ok thank you because I am using a pelican controller blade-c or something. I'll try that out.
     
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    Yep no problem . Let me know if that was your issue .
     
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    i thought i already tried that and it works now with a m$ controller. thanks
     
    kog2902, Mar 14, 2009
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    No problem .
     
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