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> Well I plug my wheel in before I boot. It automatically does the
> calibration on every reboot.

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> Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes.

> cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

> > My LWFF USB was working perfectly before, then I unplugged it for a few
> > months.

> > I built a new system, just hooked the LWFF up again, installed Profiler
> > v3.30, but now the wheel is jammed way to the left, and in the Game
> > Controller properties page, both the gas and brake pedal bars show red
> > indicating both are depressed fully, even tho they are not.

> > The shifters, buttons and force feedback effects still work, but I can't
> > get the wheel and pedals to work right in Game Controller and any games.

> > Can someone help with some suggestions or solutions? Its very
> > frustrating.

> > I can't find a way to recalibrate the wheel. I read on Logitech's
> > website of a program CLRCALIB.EXE that totally clears calibration
> > registry info; I wonder if I should use this facility. But before I do
> > so, I would like to check with this NG to see if there are alternative
> > ways.

> > Thanks for any input!

> > Sunny

> > My system:
> > Intel PIII450
> > 128 MB SDRAM
> > MSI BxMaster mobo
> > Creative GeForce 256 SDR video card
> > Win98 SE
> > Logitech Wingman Formula Force USB (ID 1)
> > Saitek X36 joystick/throttle combo on SB Live Value game port (ID2)

> Do you mean, when I first install the driver and profiler, and then
> reboot, I should have the wheel in so it calibrates automatically?

> I forgot to plug it in first after installing the profiler, and a
> message came up on bootup that it couldn't find any wheel. After I
> plugged it into the USB port, I went into Game Controller and it was in
> there, but the wheel was already jammed to the left, as I described.

> Think I'll reinstall everything again to see if it'll work. Thanks for
> your input!

> Sunny

> > Well I plug my wheel in before I boot. It automatically does the
> > calibration on every reboot.

> > --

> > Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes.

> > cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

> > > My LWFF USB was working perfectly before, then I unplugged it for a
few
> > > months.

> > > I built a new system, just hooked the LWFF up again, installed
Profiler
> > > v3.30, but now the wheel is jammed way to the left, and in the Game
> > > Controller properties page, both the gas and brake pedal bars show red
> > > indicating both are depressed fully, even tho they are not.

> > > The shifters, buttons and force feedback effects still work, but I
can't
> > > get the wheel and pedals to work right in Game Controller and any
games.

> > > Can someone help with some suggestions or solutions? Its very
> > > frustrating.

> > > I can't find a way to recalibrate the wheel. I read on Logitech's
> > > website of a program CLRCALIB.EXE that totally clears calibration
> > > registry info; I wonder if I should use this facility. But before I do
> > > so, I would like to check with this NG to see if there are alternative
> > > ways.

> > > Thanks for any input!

> > > Sunny

> > > My system:
> > > Intel PIII450
> > > 128 MB SDRAM
> > > MSI BxMaster mobo
> > > Creative GeForce 256 SDR video card
> > > Win98 SE
> > > Logitech Wingman Formula Force USB (ID 1)
> > > Saitek X36 joystick/throttle combo on SB Live Value game port (ID2)

> I forget, but there may be a checkbox to calibrate during reboot.
> Some people disable this.

> --

> Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes.

> cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

> > I leave mine plugged in but it doesn't recalibrate when I reboot the PC.

> > Do you mean, when I first install the driver and profiler, and then
> > reboot, I should have the wheel in so it calibrates automatically?

> > I forgot to plug it in first after installing the profiler, and a
> > message came up on bootup that it couldn't find any wheel. After I
> > plugged it into the USB port, I went into Game Controller and it was in
> > there, but the wheel was already jammed to the left, as I described.

> > Think I'll reinstall everything again to see if it'll work. Thanks for
> > your input!

> > Sunny

> > > Well I plug my wheel in before I boot. It automatically does the
> > > calibration on every reboot.

> > > --

> > > Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes.

> > > cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

> > > > My LWFF USB was working perfectly before, then I unplugged it for a
> few
> > > > months.

> > > > I built a new system, just hooked the LWFF up again, installed
> Profiler
> > > > v3.30, but now the wheel is jammed way to the left, and in the Game
> > > > Controller properties page, both the gas and brake pedal bars show red
> > > > indicating both are depressed fully, even tho they are not.

> > > > The shifters, buttons and force feedback effects still work, but I
> can't
> > > > get the wheel and pedals to work right in Game Controller and any
> games.

> > > > Can someone help with some suggestions or solutions? Its very
> > > > frustrating.

> > > > I can't find a way to recalibrate the wheel. I read on Logitech's
> > > > website of a program CLRCALIB.EXE that totally clears calibration
> > > > registry info; I wonder if I should use this facility. But before I do
> > > > so, I would like to check with this NG to see if there are alternative
> > > > ways.

> > > > Thanks for any input!

> > > > Sunny

> > > > My system:
> > > > Intel PIII450
> > > > 128 MB SDRAM
> > > > MSI BxMaster mobo
> > > > Creative GeForce 256 SDR video card
> > > > Win98 SE
> > > > Logitech Wingman Formula Force USB (ID 1)
> > > > Saitek X36 joystick/throttle combo on SB Live Value game port (ID2)