Am I missing something or do I have a bad wheel? I am running Windows XP
SP1.
Brian J
Michael
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Yes it is plugged in and I installed the profiler softwarethat came with it.
The wheel actually works in windows and games but has no force effects in
either. I thought at one point I might have a USB problem, but since the
wheel is recognized and works, I don't think that's it. Any ideas?
Brian J
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> Andi.
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> > B Johnson schrieb:
> > > I just bought a new MOMO Racing (the black one) but haven't been able
to
> get
> > > FF to work. The controller is recognized by the installation software
> and
> > > responds to steering and the buttons, just no auto-calibration or
force.
> I
> > > tried it on two computers with the same result.
> > > Am I missing something or do I have a bad wheel? I am running Windows
> XP
> > > SP1.
> > > Brian J
> > Maybe you need to install a FF driver. I had to do it for my
> > Thrustmaster Enzo FF wheel.
> > Michael
hope that helps
cheers
steve
> Yes it is plugged in and I installed the profiler softwarethat came with
> it.
> The wheel actually works in windows and games but has no force effects in
> either. I thought at one point I might have a USB problem, but since the
> wheel is recognized and works, I don't think that's it. Any ideas?
> Brian J
>> Good point I assume you have the latest Logitech profiler software?
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>> Andi.
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>> > B Johnson schrieb:
>> > > I just bought a new MOMO Racing (the black one) but haven't been able
> to
>> get
>> > > FF to work. The controller is recognized by the installation
>> > > software
>> and
>> > > responds to steering and the buttons, just no auto-calibration or
> force.
>> I
>> > > tried it on two computers with the same result.
>> > > Am I missing something or do I have a bad wheel? I am running
>> > > Windows
>> XP
>> > > SP1.
>> > > Brian J
>> > Maybe you need to install a FF driver. I had to do it for my
>> > Thrustmaster Enzo FF wheel.
>> > Michael
I think I've had similar problems with the Racing and my DFP. Try
unplugging both the power and the USB. Then, reattach power then USB. You
can also have problems if the driver install didn't go exactly as they
planned... namely having the wheel attached before running the setup.
Alan
I recall that I had it all connected before running setup. That may have
been the issue. I tried uninstalling the driver and removing from Device
Manager plus every combination of the order of plugging in and installing
the driver with no success. I also tried installing it on my laptop and had
the same problem, steering/gas/brake/buttons work in game controllers but no
force and no auto-calibration.
Was there anything that you did that I may not have tried yet?
Brian J
A hammer?
DX here... http://www.racesimcentral.net/
sounds like a ***shoot if you dont do it {install proceedures} right the
1st time? BTW, I have had same damn results with some printers from HP and
a couple of 'earlier in USB history' devices... I can NOT recall how I
finally recoverd from this problem, ah it is hell getting old.
B Johnson enlightened us with:
<politely snipped>
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Plowboy2 enlightened us with:
Thanks for all the advice, including the hammer. :)
Brian J
> Time to take it back.
Hehehe. Well, my field service days taught me that you _can_ actually
frighten electronics and computers into working! ;-)
R.
