I believe I have this solved now. For some reason, some of the entries in
my registry that control the game port settings and Logitech devices didn't
have the right permissions applied. I removed and re-installed everything
about the wheel, and received a message about unable to write to a registry
key. I changed the permissions, and now all seems to be well.
Hope this helps someone else who may be having these problems, but as usual,
I am probably the only one...<G>
Glen Pittman
> I do have administrator rights on my account that I use.
> So when you go to the settings and change them in game controllers, does
it
> save them? Meaning, next time you choose the properties for the Momo,
then
> settings, you have the same changes showing that you had made previously?
> Thanks for any help.
> Glen Pittman
> > Although I don't immediately have a solution for you, I can tell you
that
> I
> > too use that wheel (and 4.11c software) in WindowsXP without any
problems.
> > Are you logged in, either as Administrator, or with administrator rights
> by
> > chance?
> > > For those who use one of these wheels, I have a question about the
> > settings
> > > under game controllers.
> > > When I go into game controllers, either through the control panel of
XP,
> > or
> > > the Wingman profiler menu(Device-->Game Controllers-->Properties), and
> > > choose settings, the settings are always default.
> > > The checkbox is always defaulted to combined pedals, and the FF is
> enabled
> > > at 100% for all three settings.
> > > I can change this, click close, and the apply button on the next
window
> > > isn't available. I can also go directly back in to settings, and they
> are
> > > all set back to the defaults.
> > > Can someone verify whether my system is working the way everyone
else's
> > > works, or do I have a problem with my system.
> > > Windows XP, Logitech Wingman software version 4.11c
> > > Thanks,
> > > Glen Pittman
