Just a temporary bug or glitch I guess.ĮDIT 3: Solved! Thanks /u/Piece_Maker for this link to manually update. And BPM never asks me to plug in the controller - does it not need a bootloader update after all, or what?ĮDIT: I just realized pushing the Steam button does nothing in games, and I can't steer at all in Rocket League or control my speed with trigger pressure (only full power or nothing)ĮDIT 2: The issues from the previous edit haven't come back. I've tried creating the udev rule and rebooting, I've tried unplugging/replugging/rebooting, nothing is working. I just can't figure out how to get this thing updated.

Then it comes back eventually, for a very short time, etc. After a short time, the three controllers disappear, leaving nothing. It doesn't do anything in BPM, though when I go to add/test controllers, it shows three Steam Controllers (I only have one) and never asks to update, and the controller continues to do nothing. Just give it 10 minutes or so depending on the size and it should finish. Steam does detect it at first, saying I should launch BPM to use it fully. Steam used to show disk activity for an install, and this was easily visible as while no content was being downloaded, the game was using disk activity. When I launch Steam, it stops working as a mouse. If I connect wired, I am able to use it as a mouse outside of Steam. Double click Steam.exe and wait for it to update. Delete everything in the Steam folder except for 'SteamApp's and 'Steam.exe' and 'Userdata (optional, it contains some save games)' 4. However, when I initiate it, it never finishes, not even after a half hour. C: Try deleting Steam without deleting your games by doing this: 1. If it's connected wirelessly, I'm able to use it with Steam, but when I go into Big Picture Mode, it asks to update. I just received my first Steam Controller in the mail, hoping to use it with my desktop running Arch Linux.

Steam s not finishing