For this, seemingly abandoned driver, you’d need some tricks to get it to work under Yosemite – which is related to new “rules” concerning the use of Kext’s (Kernel Extensions). And there is such a think in this case.Ĭolin Munro, at TattieBogle, released a driver as early as 2006, which appears not to have been updated since 2012. So we require a driver created by another party. Unfortunately, Microsoft, doesn’t feel the need to supply drivers for Mac users for their hardware, which is unfortunate and leaves the user with the mess to solve by themselves. Double-click that.MacOS X does not natively come with drivers for the XBox 360 controller, which makes sense, it’s not their responsibility to provide hardware drivers for 3rd party hardware manufacturers, especially when they choose to swerve away from standards … There should now be a small “Xbox 360 Controllers” icon at the bottom of the window. Now, open the Apple menu and click the “System Preferences” command.
When you’re back up and running, you should be good to go. You should have saved everything and closed out programs accordingly, but if you haven’t, make sure you accept save prompts now while your computer restarts. Once you’ve completed the installation, you’ll be prompted to restart your Mac. Continue from there until you’ve completed the installation. Select “agree” to get to the next screen. Just press “continue” until it’s run its course.Īt one point, you’ll be asked to agree to the product license.
Once you’re in the installer, it’s pretty self-explanatory to complete. Make sure you’ve saved any files you don’t want to lose progress on because your computer will restart right after the installation has completed. Click “Install.” A dialog box will pop up warning you that you must restart your computer before the install is complete. After doing so, you’ll reach the “Standard Install” screen.
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