Question about 360 Controller

So I recently bought a wireless 360 controller with a wireless receiver for PC. It's been working great so far, and I want to get another for Street Fighter IV (and other games). Does anyone know if you can just use a wireless Xbox 360 controller or is there a PC version of it?

You have to use a wired Xbox 360 USB controller for the PC, I believe.

According to the Microsoft product page, the 360 wireless controller will work for both the 360 and PCs (as long as you have the receiver, which you do). So you should be able to get just a regular wireless controller to use with your receiver. I do not have a wireless receiver on my PC, so I cannot verify it (I use a wired controller on my PC).

As long as you have the wireless receiver all wireless xbox 360 products will connect, including the wireless headset and guitars.

from:  http://forums.gametrailers.com/thread/using-a-gamepad-with-your-pc/581555 
 
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Purchase the controller:
1. The wired XBOX 360 controller will work with your PC through any USB port.
2. You can also use the black or White wireless XBOX 360 controllers with your PC, but you will need to also buy the Wireless Game Receiver, which connects to any USB port.

Download the Driver:
1. For both the wired and wireless XBOX 360 controllers you will need to download the XBOX 360 Accessories software for Windows.


Warnings and notes:
1. You can not use the Plug-and-Play Charger kit cable to connect a wireless controller to your PC. It will charge but it wont transmit a signal.
2. The wireless XBOX 360 controller can use 2 AA batteries or a rechargeable battery pack.
3. The Wireless Gaming Receiver can synchronize up to 4 XBOX 360 controllers with your PC. 

Thanks for the answers guys.

Shouldn't the wireless controller be able to wirelessly receive electricity? Then you wouldn't need the batteries.

" Shouldn't the wireless controller be able to wirelessly receive electricity? Then you wouldn't need the batteries. "