You might also need to download a specific app meant for your controller and manually install the newest firmware. You'll need to connect your controller to your laptop or PC via a cable and this usually installs updates automatically. Update the controller's firmware: If nothing else has worked up to this point then it could be a software issue that's preventing the gamepad from working properly.Force it off and then on again and reconnect it to your PC to see if that helps. Restart the controller: Something might be wrong with the controller itself.It's also possible that you have the wrong cable set up with the controller, that the cable is in the wrong PC port, or that the cable has been damaged. Check the cable on a wired controller: It's possible that the connection is loose and needs to be fixed.If Bluetooth claims to be working with a wireless controller but you're not able to get it to work, then try toggling Bluetooth off and on again and this might fix the issue. Check the Bluetooth connection if you have a wireless controller: Make sure the controller is actually set up and ready to go with your PC.Otherwise, replace the AAA batteries with new ones. If you have a rechargeable battery, charge it back up. Make sure a wireless controller's battery is full: One of the most obvious problems could just be that your controller is out of juice and needs a charge.When on this menu make sure your controller is on and start pressing buttons on your controller and see if the game responds. Head to the Diablo 4 menu and navigate to Options → Controls → Controller. Go to the controller menu in Diablo 4: Your connection might be fine, but the game might need help switching control to a controller.
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