• • Plug in your controller. Edit: For more detail, since I'm sure this is what you're actually looking for: When installing the driver for the first time, the installer will prompt you to accept software signed by 'Drew Mills.' If you have previously installed the driver, or otherwise did not receive this message during install, you need to navigate to your System Preferences, then go to Security & Privacy and accept this prompt. It will show up for a short period after attempting to connect a valid controller to the system.

Free media converter. That is all that is required to use the driver. There are known issues with clicking the 'accept' button tied to using third party software that modifies how the mouse interacts with the system, such as Wacom tablets. If you have an issue with that, please reply and I will help you get that resolved. Otherwise, this process is fairly straightforward.

I have seen other posts about earlier os installations but i haven't found anything in regards to the newest update, Sierra. Im trying to hook up either an xbox 360 controller, an xbox one controller, or if all else fails, an afterglow dualshock controller to my macbook pro.