If your controller doesn’t connect to your computer or Minecraft in particular, make sure you didn’t make one of the following mistakes: · You’re trying to set up a controller for Java Edition through Steam. Java Edition doesn’t have controller support, so make sure you’ve installed the required mods. · You didn’t set up the preferred controls. Make sure you completed steps 12-13 of the setup process. · You chose Activate a Product on Steam instead of Add a Non-Steam Game at the 6th step of the setup instructions. Repeat the process and select the right option. · You have Bluetooth issues. Try connecting the controller using a cable. If neither of the above-mentioned reasons works for you, your controller drivers likely aren’t up to date. To update controller drivers on a Windows PC, follow the steps below: 1. Right click the Windows Start Menu and select Device Manager or type “devmgmt.msc” in the search box. 2. Once the Device Manager opens, expand the Xbox Peripherals section and right-click the name of your controller. 3. From the dropdown menu, select Update driver. 4. Click Search Automatically and follow on-screen instructions to install the newest drivers. Note: No native controller drivers are available for Mac OS. You’ll have to find the latest drivers for your controller online and install them. The instructions may differ and are beyond the scope of this article.