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Instead, we will be using Scarlet.Crush's masterpiece called ScpServer. In case you have not heard of DS3 Tool, here is a picture of what it looks like (the program is literally just an IE frame filled to the brim with ads): When it powers off and I press the PS button, the 4 leds flash for 2 or 3 seconds then it promptly connects to Bluetooth.For this tutorial, we will assume that you have already tried MotionInJoy's DS3 Tool and it doesn't work correctly and instead wrecks all your USB and Bluetooth drivers. If connected through USB it charges then stays on with 4 leds lit, if connected through Bluetooth it auto shutdowns after about 6 minutes of inactivity, only 4th led is lit when powered (100% charge?). Let's see how long it stays on this time.ĮDIT3: Well it seems the controller is working normally! I don't have a PS3 right now to test it, but it's working fine with my laptop's USB and Bluetooth. It charged for an hour up to 16h20 local time, now all 4 leds are steady on, I believe it means 100% battery.

Today I used a tyre pressure gauge to give it a good air blow inside, then connected the original smaller battery, pressed the Home button, the controller started flashing 4 leds and then I plugged it to the PC using MotionInJoy drivers. Last weekend I was messing around with it, it didn't turn on as usual, in a hurry I left it open with the battery unplugged.

It originally comes with the small MK11-2902/610mAh battery + bracket, but I also have the bigger LIP1359/750mAh battery, both output a little over 3,7v in a multimeter (fully charged?).ĮDIT: I also have a standard PS3 controller that works fine, but I'm avoiding messing with it, because as lucky as I am, I would end up with 2 bad controllers.ĮDIT2: The first time I opened it, I noticed it was full of animal hairs so I promptly cleaned it. Click to expand.Shouldn't it work with USB even without the battery? The symptoms I described happen with or without the battery.