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Jays2Kings 031efa2b0c Version 1.4.52 
Added support for New DS4 Controller (thanks andersfischernielsen)
Fixed sensitivity for sticks, causing crashes when trying to edit a
profile
Typo fixes (thanks josevill)
Updates to German, Polish, Nederlands and more translations
2016-10-08 23:21:44 -04:00

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<value>Schritt 1: Installiere den DS4 Treiber.</value>
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<value>Schritt 2: Bei Windows 7 oder älter, installiere den 360 Treiber.</value>
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<value>Um Bluetooth zu konfigurieren (optional):
Halte die PS- und Share-Taste für 3 Sekunden.
Der Lichtbalken beginnt doppelt zu blinken.</value>
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<value>Schritt 3: Verbinde den DualShock 4 Controller.
Um eine Kabelverbindung herzustellen, verbinde einfach deinen PC und den DualShock 4 Controller mit einem Micro-USB Kabel.</value>
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<value>Während er blinkt, wechsle zu deinen Bluetooth-Einstellungen
und stelle eine Verbindung zum "Wireless Controller" her.
Falls nach einen Passwort zum koppeln gefragt wird, gib "0000" ein.
Sobald er verbunden ist, bist du fertig. Viel Spaß!</value>
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<value>Wenn dieses Fenster nach der Installation wieder erscheint, musst du wahrscheinlich den PC neustarten oder 10-15 Minuten warten bis Windows den Treiber bemerkt.</value>
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<value>Falls du bereits einen Xbox 360 Controller an diesem PC verwendet hast, kannst du diesen Schritt überspringen.</value>
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