Teensy 3.2 not working as gamepad . Help please

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Hi Guys. I ma trying to test the use of the teensy 3.2 as gamepad in windows.

I m using this code:

Code: 
/*
 *  Project     Arduino XInput Library
 *  @author     David Madison
 *  @link       github.com/dmadison/ArduinoXInput
 *  @license    MIT - Copyright (c) 2019 David Madison
 *
 * Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 * of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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 * to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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 * furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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 *
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 * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
 * THE SOFTWARE.
 *
 *  Example:      GamepadPins
 *  Description:  Uses all of the available pin inputs to build a 'complete'
 *                Xbox gamepad, with both analog joysticks, both triggers,
 *                and all of the main buttons.
 *
 *                * Joysticks should be your typical 10k dual potentiometers.
 *                * Triggers can be either analog (pots) or digital (buttons).
 *                  Set the 'TriggerButtons' variable to change between the two.
 *                * Buttons use the internal pull-ups and should be connected
 *                  directly to ground.
 *
 *                These pins are designed around the Leonardo's layout. You
 *                may need to change the pin numbers if you're using a
 *                different board type
 *
 */

#include <XInput.h>

// Setup
const boolean UseLeftJoystick   = true;  // set to true to enable left joystick
const boolean InvertLeftYAxis   = false;  // set to true to use inverted left joy Y

const boolean UseRightJoystick  = false;  // set to true to enable right joystick
const boolean InvertRightYAxis  = false;  // set to true to use inverted right joy Y

const boolean UseTriggerButtons = true;   // set to false if using analog triggers

const int ADC_Max = 1023;  // 10 bit

// Joystick Pins
const int Pin_LeftJoyX  = A0;
const int Pin_LeftJoyY  = A1;
const int Pin_RightJoyX = A2;
const int Pin_RightJoyY = A3;

// Trigger Pins
const int Pin_TriggerL = A4;
const int Pin_TriggerR = A5;

// Button Pins
const int Pin_ButtonA = 0;
const int Pin_ButtonB = 1;
const int Pin_ButtonX = 2;
const int Pin_ButtonY = 3;

const int Pin_ButtonLB = 4;
const int Pin_ButtonRB = 5;

const int Pin_ButtonBack  = 6;
const int Pin_ButtonStart = 7;

const int Pin_ButtonL3 = 8;
const int Pin_ButtonR3 = 9;

// Directional Pad Pins
const int Pin_DpadUp    = 10;
const int Pin_DpadDown  = 11;
const int Pin_DpadLeft  = 12;
const int Pin_DpadRight = 13;

void setup() {
  // If using buttons for the triggers, use internal pull-up resistors
  if (UseTriggerButtons == true) {
    pinMode(Pin_TriggerL, INPUT_PULLUP);
    pinMode(Pin_TriggerR, INPUT_PULLUP);
  }
  // If using potentiometers for the triggers, set range
  else {
    XInput.setTriggerRange(0, ADC_Max);
  }

  // Set buttons as inputs, using internal pull-up resistors
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonA, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonB, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonX, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonY, INPUT_PULLUP);

  pinMode(Pin_ButtonLB, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonRB, INPUT_PULLUP);

  pinMode(Pin_ButtonBack, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonStart, INPUT_PULLUP);

  pinMode(Pin_ButtonL3, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_ButtonR3, INPUT_PULLUP);

  pinMode(Pin_DpadUp, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_DpadDown, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_DpadLeft, INPUT_PULLUP);
  pinMode(Pin_DpadRight, INPUT_PULLUP);

  XInput.setJoystickRange(0, ADC_Max);  // Set joystick range to the ADC
  XInput.setAutoSend(false);  // Wait for all controls before sending

  XInput.begin();
}

void loop() {
  // Read pin values and store in variables
  // (Note the "!" to invert the state, because LOW = pressed)
  boolean buttonA = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonA);
  boolean buttonB = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonB);
  boolean buttonX = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonX);
  boolean buttonY = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonY);

  boolean buttonLB = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonLB);
  boolean buttonRB = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonRB);

  boolean buttonBack  = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonBack);
  boolean buttonStart = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonStart);

  boolean buttonL3 = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonL3);
  boolean buttonR3 = !digitalRead(Pin_ButtonR3);

  boolean dpadUp    = !digitalRead(Pin_DpadUp);
  boolean dpadDown  = !digitalRead(Pin_DpadDown);
  boolean dpadLeft  = !digitalRead(Pin_DpadLeft);
  boolean dpadRight = !digitalRead(Pin_DpadRight);

  // Set XInput buttons
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_A, buttonA);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_B, buttonB);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_X, buttonX);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_Y, buttonY);

  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_LB, buttonLB);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_RB, buttonRB);

  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_BACK, buttonBack);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_START, buttonStart);

  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_L3, buttonL3);
  XInput.setButton(BUTTON_R3, buttonR3);

  // Set XInput DPAD values
  XInput.setDpad(dpadUp, dpadDown, dpadLeft, dpadRight);

  // Set XInput trigger values
  if (UseTriggerButtons == true) {
    // Read trigger buttons
    boolean triggerLeft  = !digitalRead(Pin_TriggerL);
    boolean triggerRight = !digitalRead(Pin_TriggerR);
    
    // Set the triggers as if they were buttons
    XInput.setButton(TRIGGER_LEFT, triggerLeft);
    XInput.setButton(TRIGGER_RIGHT, triggerRight);
  }
  else {
    // Read trigger potentiometer values
    int triggerLeft  = analogRead(Pin_TriggerL);
    int triggerRight = analogRead(Pin_TriggerR);

    // Set the trigger values as analog
    XInput.setTrigger(TRIGGER_LEFT, triggerLeft);
    XInput.setTrigger(TRIGGER_RIGHT, triggerRight);
  }

  // Set left joystick
  if (UseLeftJoystick == true) {
    int leftJoyX = analogRead(Pin_LeftJoyX);
    int leftJoyY = analogRead(Pin_LeftJoyY);

    // White lie here... most generic joysticks are typically
    // inverted by default. If the "Invert" variable is false
    // then we need to do this transformation.
    if (InvertLeftYAxis == false) {
      leftJoyY = ADC_Max - leftJoyY;
    }

    XInput.setJoystick(JOY_LEFT, leftJoyX, leftJoyY);
  }

  // Set right joystick
  if (UseRightJoystick == true) {
    int rightJoyX = analogRead(Pin_RightJoyX);
    int rightJoyY = analogRead(Pin_RightJoyY);

    if (InvertRightYAxis == false) {
      rightJoyY = ADC_Max - rightJoyY;
    }

    XInput.setJoystick(JOY_RIGHT, rightJoyX, rightJoyY);
  }

  // Send control data to the computer
  XInput.send();
}

I can see in the monitor data changing when pressing a wired button or moving hte joystick wired to the teensy, but I do not actually see any response in the game controller window of windows.

Do you have any idea why is that happening?
What am I doing wrong?


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