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cemu-DS4Windows/DS4Tool/WelcomeDialog.pt-BR.resx
jays2kings f059fd7ae4 Version 1.4.212 
Added Version Portuguese (Brazil) Translation
Fixed crash when creating a new profile
Minor UI fixes
2014-12-19 20:31:00 -05:00

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<value>Passo 1: Instalar Driver DS4</value>
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<value>Passo 2: Windows 7 ou Inferior, Instalar Driver 360</value>
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<value>Para configurar Bluetooth (opcional):
Segure o botões PS e Share por 3 segundos
A barra de luzes começara a piscar</value>
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<value>Passo 3: Ligue o controle DualShock 4
Para configurar wired / usb:
Basta ligar um micro USB no seu PC e DualShock 4 </value>
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Se solicitado, digite o código par " 0000 "
Uma vez emparelhado, você está pronto. Diverta-se! </value>
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<value>Se esta janela reaparece após a instalação, você pode precisar reiniciar seu pc ou esperar 10-15min para Windows Reconhecer os Drivers</value>
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<value>Se você já usou um controlador 360 neste PC, você pode pular esta parte</value>
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<value>Bem Vindo ao DS4</value>
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