Yes. The same drivers that work on Windows 10 (including the Xbox 360 driver) work seamlessly on Windows 11.

On PC, it is meant to operate as a generic input device (XInput or DirectInput), but it often requires specific drivers to ensure all buttons—including trigger sensitivity and analog sticks—are mapped correctly for modern Windows games. Why Do You Need a Gamepad Plus V3 PC Driver?

Many users opt for affordable Android/iOS controllers, like those utilizing the ShootingPlus V3 protocol, for PC gaming. These generic gamepads offer high functionality at a lower price point but often lack dedicated, official PC drivers. While some work out-of-the-box via USB, others require specific configuration, known colloquially as the setup, to ensure accurate mappings across Windows, Android, and other systems.

While you may not find a single "Gamepad Plus V3 PC Driver" installer, the combination of , Steam Input , or JoyToKey makes these controllers highly versatile on PC. By following the connection steps (Y+Home) and using software to remap inputs, you can achieve a seamless gaming experience.

As of 2025, Microsoft has not released Windows 12. However, given Microsoft’s commitment to backward compatibility, the current for Windows 10/11 should continue to function via the Xinput 1.4 API. Keep a copy of the driver installer on a cloud drive or USB stick, as official download links often disappear after a few years.