What Is the Dead Zone?
A controller with a large dead zone takes longer to register inputs than one with a small dead zone.
However, if the dead zone is too small, the controller may become too sensitive.
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It may even exhibit false inputs when the stick is untouched.
The first is at the system level.
These are then saved to the controller itself.
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Select your controller and click “Properties”.
Select your controller then press “Calibrate”.
Most games that support controllers have a dead zone setting in their menus.
Related:How to Calibrate Your Gaming Controller in Windows 10
