A regular PC controller is any controller that is made. I really have no idea why Windows allows for special characters in user names when it clearly leads to problems. For other console style controllers that aren't 360 controllers, you might need something like xpadder.
If windows asks you to replace the file, accept it. ini file to the folder without the special character ("C:\Users\Michal\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition"). Then go to folder with the special character ("C:\Users\Michał\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition" in my case) and copy the. If you think this is your case (you have some weird characters in your username), use the launcher to modify the settings as you want them to be (for example enable full screen) and save it. ini file from "michal", so it doesn't see my changes to settings. ini file in "michał", but the Skyrim actually uses the. Some programs can't handle the "ł", so they created another folder: "C:/users/michal". I had special character in my Windows username "C:/users/michał". The options above didn't work for me, so I will describe my solution (Skyrim Special Edition):
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