First, make sure you've downloaded and installed the Xbox 360 controller for Windows software
Plug the Sabertooth in
Press the Windows key, type "Device Manager" and press enter
Find the Razer Sabertooth Elite icon with the yellow exclamation mark (see pic above), and double-click it
If the Sabertooth doesn't appear at all, make sure it's plugged into a USB port at the back of your PC, rather than the front of your case, in a USB hub, or via an extension cable.
click the Driver tab
Choose Update Driver
Choose Browse my computer for driver
Choose Let me pick from a liste of device drivers on my computer
If there is a category called Windows Common Controller for Windows Class, choose that. Otherwise, choose Show All Devices
In the Manufacturer column, choose Microsoft
In the Model column, choose Xbox Controller for Windows (if there's more than one version, try the latest one first)
Hit next, and hit Yes on the Update Driver Warning popup
If all went well, a system tray balloon will now tell you that your device was installed, and the Sabertooth will light up. Done!
Bien entendu j'ai suivi la procédure à la lettre, installé les drivers officiels microsoft.
Sauf que quand je vais chercher manuellement le driver pour ma sabertooth dans le gestionnaire de periph, je mets choisir le driver parmi une liste sur mon pc, je vais chez les fabriquants, microsoft, et là je ne vois que des drivers de claviers et imprimante, en aucun cas le driver xbox que j'ai installé pour la manette.