rec.autos.simulators

by **cypres** » Thu, 20 Sep 2001 03:46:09

I've read previous posts about people having no problems in WinXP using the
v3.62 (or was it v3.65) Wingman Profiler. I installed the v4.00 one in XP,
and everything seemed to work (aside from the obvious not being able to
select separate pedal axis') except for the fact that the wheel will not
center as soon as I start a game, in this case, F1CS2000.

Is anyone else out there running v4.00 of the profiler and WinXP with no
troubles?

by **Vintoo** » Thu, 20 Sep 2001 04:09:06

I am running it ok. I have to start my games from the profiler though, or
else the split axis and button assignment stuff won't work.

Vintook

by **Brian Bowle** » Thu, 20 Sep 2001 10:08:44

I can not get mine to work properly. Besides the problem you have the forces
are all wrong. When I turn the wheel to the extreme left or right the wheels
pulls in that direction. I have been in contact with the wingman team and
they said they are real close to releasing drivers 4.10 that fix most of the
current problems. Go to their website and report you experiences. It will
help them. Here is the link: http://www.wingmanteam.com/discus/

> I am running it ok. I have to start my games from the profiler though, or
> else the split axis and button assignment stuff won't work.

> Vintook

> > I've read previous posts about people having no problems in WinXP using
> the
> > v3.62 (or was it v3.65) Wingman Profiler. I installed the v4.00 one in
> XP,
> > and everything seemed to work (aside from the obvious not being able to
> > select separate pedal axis') except for the fact that the wheel will not
> > center as soon as I start a game, in this case, F1CS2000.

> > Is anyone else out there running v4.00 of the profiler and WinXP with no
> > troubles?

by **Larr** » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 13:32:57

Pretty much ALL Logitech software is a mess under Windows XP. Some of it is
even screwed up under Win2K :(

I used to really like Logitech's drivers and profiling softwares, but I'm
changing my mind. Quickly.

-Larry

> I can not get mine to work properly. Besides the problem you have the
forces
> are all wrong. When I turn the wheel to the extreme left or right the
wheels
> pulls in that direction. I have been in contact with the wingman team and
> they said they are real close to releasing drivers 4.10 that fix most of
the
> current problems. Go to their website and report you experiences. It will
> help them. Here is the link: http://www.wingmanteam.com/discus/

> > I am running it ok. I have to start my games from the profiler though,
or
> > else the split axis and button assignment stuff won't work.

> > Vintook

> > > I've read previous posts about people having no problems in WinXP
using
> > the
> > > v3.62 (or was it v3.65) Wingman Profiler. I installed the v4.00 one
in
> > XP,
> > > and everything seemed to work (aside from the obvious not being able
to
> > > select separate pedal axis') except for the fact that the wheel will
not
> > > center as soon as I start a game, in this case, F1CS2000.

> > > Is anyone else out there running v4.00 of the profiler and WinXP with
no
> > > troubles?

by **Rik Anthra** » Tue, 25 Sep 2001 03:48:02

Pssssst.... it's not Logitech that's the problem..........

by **Larr** » Tue, 25 Sep 2001 22:46:05

Oh, really?

Well, please do let us in on the secret...

Who's fault _is_ it ?

Though I know what you're going to say anyway...

-Laryr

> > Pretty much ALL Logitech software is a mess under Windows XP. Some of
it
> is
> > even screwed up under Win2K :(

> > I used to really like Logitech's drivers and profiling softwares, but
I'm
> > changing my mind. Quickly.

> Pssssst.... it's not Logitech that's the problem..........

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LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP

LWFF Wingman Profiler v4.00 and WinXP