So hello everyone

. I just discovered that Sony has added support for their PS4 Controller to use it easily with your PC (No need for the crappy MotioninJoy tool like on PS3). So i tested it and want to share how it works for other users
Things you need:
-> DS4 to XInput
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-> Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0
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-> Visual C 2010/2012 Runtime
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-> DirectX Runtime
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-> Microsoft Xbox 360 Driver (Included on Windows 8 and 10 -
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-> Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR Dongle (for Bluetooth)
-> Admin rights on PC
Use with cable:
In the first place you can easily just plug your PS4 Controller via Cable to the PC. Windows will automatically install the drivers for a standard Gamepad

. But further steps are required to have the Correct Button mapping...so read on...
Use with Bluetooth:
To use the Controller with Bluetooth we need a compatible Bluetooth adapter like the PS3 ones you may used also for the PS3 Controller and MotionJoy (I use a Asus USB-BT211).
-> Open the Bluetooth settings on your PC an let Windows search for Bluetooth devices.
-> Hold the PS Button and the Share Button on the DualShock 4 for three seconds until the lightbar begins to flash.
-> Now Connect to Wireless Controller.
-> If prompted to input a pair code, enter “0000”.
Your PS4 Controller should now be paired with your Bluetooth device on Windows

Windows installs a standard Gamepad so same thing as to use with Cable we need a tool for the correct Button mapping.
For the correct Mapping and to use the Controller with Games who supports X360 Controller we need the DS4 tool.
-> Extract the DS4 tool.
-> In folder Virtual Bus Driver we start first ScpDriver.exe and click Install.
(Now you should see 2 Gamepads in your settings one for the standard Gamepad...