Xbox 360 Controller for Windows configuration data
File type: Configuration file
An igd file contains configuration data for the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows.
It is associated with the controller's Windows driver software and stores settings such as button configuration.
Found 2 different file type records with the same igd filename suffix.
File type category:
Configuration file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
The igd file extension is associated with Microsoft's Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software and drivers. The controller is a video gaming input device for Windows PCs.
An igd file stores configuration information for the controller, including button configuration.
An igd file is intended to be read by the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software or driver on Windows. It normally does not need to be opened manually.
Do not open or edit the file with a text editor unless the associated software documentation specifically recommends it, because changing its contents may prevent the controller settings from working correctly.
An igd file is a controller configuration file and is not intended for conversion into a general-purpose document or other file format.
To change the settings, use the controller configuration features in the associated Windows software and save the configuration there.
File type category:
Settings, options, themes or skins file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
The igd file extension is associated with TIBCO Spotfire, charting and graphing software developed by TIBCO Software. TIBCO Spotfire software has been available on various platforms; this record concerns the Microsoft Windows version of TIBCO Spotfire S+ Products.
An igd file contains a graph definition for TIBCO Spotfire. It is a software-specific settings file intended to be used by the product rather than viewed as a standalone document.
Open an igd file with the compatible Windows version of TIBCO Spotfire S+ Products. Start the software and use its open or import command to load the graph definition.
If Windows does not associate the file with TIBCO Spotfire, open it from within the software instead. A general-purpose text editor will not display the graph as intended.
Open the igd file in a compatible TIBCO Spotfire S+ product and use the product's own save or export functions, if available, to move the graph to another supported format. Otherwise, recreate the graph in the destination application.
Software apps that manage or store settings in igd files:
Microsoft Windows
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