SOMA DualShock 4 Button Prompts

this is a Texmod mod that i made a while ago, its not perfect because i couldn't find a proper way to extract the original button textures from the PS3 version of the game but it seems to work fine. tested with the GOG version of the game. i've also included the textures so if the tpf file doesn't work you can still use Texmod and do a tpf file yourself.

Configuration files for x360ce to enable support for Xbox One controllers in Assassin's Creed Director's Cut and Assassin's Creed II, including vibration.
This is a more up-to-date version of the AC1 and 2 fix that improves compatibility with the latest build of x360ce (3.2.10.82) and Xbox One controllers.
To install simply download and extract the contents of the zip file into the game's installation folder.
x360ce is not required for the fix to function but is useful should you wish to make any configuration changes. Download the 32-bit (x86) version here and extract it to the same location as the other two files.
Known issues: Fix does not support simulatenous trigger inputs. To workaround this issue disable "hold to lock" in the game's options menu (disabled by default). This issue only affects AC1 as AC2 does not appear to support "hold to lock" on PC.
AC1-2-Xbox-One-Controller-Fix.zip

Currently, https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Template:Infobox_controller seems a bit limited in its scope, and I have two proposals for additional properties to add to it, since I presume I lack editing rights for that infobox:
1) Connection method. Whether a controller can be connected to PC by one or more of these:
• USB (e.g. Logitech Gamepad F310, DualShock 3)
• Bluetooth (e.g. Wii Remote, Xbox One Controller)
• Wi-Fi (e.g. Nintendo DS, Amazon Fire TV Game Controller)
• Custom port that require an adapter (e.g. GameCube controller, DualShock 2)
Additionally, if it's desired, the USB category can be divided into:
• USB-Mini (e.g. DualShock 3)
• USB-Micro (e.g. Xbox One Controller)
• USB-C (e.g. Switch Pro Controller)
• USB non-Bluetooth dongle (e.g. Xbox 360 Controller's wireless revision)
• Soldered USB-A (e.g. Trust GXT 540)
I am not 100% sure how to handle controllers whose revisions have different connection methods. For instance, Xbox 360 Controller has two revisions; one with soldered, and one with USB dongle.
2) Haptic feedback. Whether a controller has a rumble engine within it or not.

Since i reinstalled win 10 on my PC after having some issues with my previous install, i can't manage to do it work with bluetooth again.
The joystick is even recognized by the OS in a first moment, a pop up comes out asking 'tap to see what to do whit this device' and then it disconnects a couple seconds later..
Current OS is Windows 10 PRO update 1909
The DS4 Windows 3rd party software can't solve the problem either, only wired connection works as normal.
i tried to make it work both with the current version v2.15 and a older version that installs a driver now replaced by ViGEmBus and doesn't worked as well.
When wired, the OS recognizes the DS4 as a wireless controller on bluetooth tab, but when attempting to connect it wirelessly it doesn't even appear at all..
My dongle is a Orico 4.1 bts and it works just fine for pairing my smart phone.
Another thing is that pressing together PS and share buttons doesn't make the OS ask for a pairing code..
It used to work like a charm in the previous win installation, also, i had an Xbox One controller paired with windows before, dunno if it helped somehow to recognize the DS4 as an x360 controller on HID devices before, i even installed the x360 driver recently (recommended for win 7 users) for no avail.
And a final observation, the box on bluetooth generic radio properties on device manager tab asking 'allow windows to turn device off to save power' is already unchecked.
Any clues? Any help attempt is appreciated.

Uploading here because the author's website no longer exists.
Original readme:
Updated Version for Patch 01 1. Make a Backup of "need for speed shift 2\PakFiles\BOOTFLOW.bff" 2. Replace it with "BOOTFLOW.bff" from this zip file made by Garcias-Garage.de