Many PC gamers favor keyboards, yet some prefer gamepads. DualSense users often seek to deactivate its adaptive triggers. While consoles simplify this via menus, PC adjustments demand extra effort.
Disabling DualSense Adaptive Triggers via PC Settings
Modifying trigger behavior for Steam-connected DualSense controllers involves navigating multiple settings layers. During testing, achieving consistent results proved challenging—users may require repeated attempts for success.
Recommended configuration steps through Steam’s interface:
- Access Steam’s top-left menu
- Navigate to Preferences
- Choose Peripheral Configuration
Within controller preferences:
Disable vibration effects while activating
universal button labeling. Ensure
Xbox controller compatibility mode remains enabled alongside
PlayStation peripheral detection. Access advanced calibration to deactivate
force feedback outputs.
For game-specific adjustments:
- Open game properties
- Select input preferences
- Confirm Steam’s input override status
- Launch button mapping utility
Within button mapping interface:
- Activate Steam’s input system
- Modify trigger layouts
- Adjust both trigger configurations
- Deactivate haptic feedback completely
Test modified settings in-game. If triggers remain active, potential workarounds include:
- Temporarily connecting Xbox-compatible hardware
- Using third-party software solutions
Third-party applications like SignalRGB reportedly offer trigger customization, though wireless functionality may be limited. Ultimately, PC users face complex workflows compared to console environments for managing advanced controller features.