This mapping is designed around the Xbox Racing Wheel, and is exposed as a Gamepad HID usage type. These devices may or may not support additional controls, but these are not exposed by the HID mapping: Left Stick, Right Stick, LSB (left stick button), and RSB (right stick button). These designs replace the analog Left Trigger and Right Trigger with digital buttons that report the minimum and maximum axis value. The Arcade Pad is very much like an Arcade Stick, but in a smaller form-factor. This is the mapping designed around the Arcade Stick controller, and is exposed as a Gamepad HID usage type. (*): This is combined so that Z exhibits the centering behavior expected by most titles for rotation this does mean it is not possible to see all possible trigger combination values through DirectInput and HID. USB Device Class Definition for HID v1.11.Therefore, for the game-centric DirectInput API, we developed a specific sub-mapping of types to encourage hardware manufactures to support through their drivers. Because this standard is so generalized, you might have difficulty writing software that consumes input from arbitrary devices. It consists of a byte-code description language and can express gamepads, mice, joysticks, throttle and rudder controls, and multi-axis controllers. HID standard is a standard from the Universal Serial Bus (USB) committee originally proposed by Microsoft to generalize protocols for input devices. We chose the mapping of XUSB to HID based on typical behavior in a set of gaming applications for the original XINPUT version, and we updated the mapping for newer subtypes. DirectInput data is read and sent to a virtual XInput (Xbox 360 Controller) device. To provide a good experience for legacy titles that use the DirectInput API with the common controller device, the driver also exports a Human Interface Device (HID) class interface, which is picked up by DirectInput. You should see "XINPUT Compatible HID device" select that and install it.The driver for the Xbox Common Controller class (XUSB) on Windows implements the kernel-mode interface for the XINPUT DLL. Right click the device, click on "Update driver software" > Browse >Let me Pick >Have disk, browse to and select the folder that you extracted the download to and hit OK. Then, open up Device Manager, expand Human Interface Devices and look for "HID Compliant controller" (It might also be "HID compliant game controller" I forget the exact name). Then download the xinput driver from this video and extract it to a folder. Basically, you're uninstalling the monthly roll-ups and/or monthly preview roll-ups."
So until Microsoft fixes this, and/or depending on when you uncover this message thread, there may be other updates you will need to uninstall first. Then you will see and can uninstall KB4284842, and finally KB4284826. Note: as of 7/12/18, you may also need to first uninstall KB4338818. I have been plagued by this for awhile, but alas my friend, i found a solution! This thread seems dead, but I have the same problem.
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