I have no real idea but you might want to download the Wignman software
first in order for the proper devices to be available. You may get it at
www.wingmanteam.com .
-Gregor
> I found a thread on registry changes needed to use the new Logitech
> Driving Force PS2 wheel on PC, but after creating and renaming the
> registry keys, it still does not appear in my game controller
> selection box. I suspect it's because when I use the "add other"
> button, my only choice in the drop down menu is for "standard game
> controller." There is no recognition of any USB device. Should there
> be? How do I fix that? Alternatively, I have keys identifying by
> name all of the game port devices, but nothing identifying my Driving
> Force wheel. Is there a "naming key" of some sort that I'm missing
> that ties to the VID key? Thanks for any suggestions.
> What Op. Sys. do you use? I didn't get it to work with Win98, but it
> worked with Win98SE coming automatically up in Games Control.
Go here for some help on this topic:
http://dynamic2.gamespy.com/~hg/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23000
> > > I found a thread on registry changes needed to use the new Logitech
> > > Driving Force PS2 wheel on PC, but after creating and renaming the
> > > registry keys, it still does not appear in my game controller
> > > selection box. I suspect it's because when I use the "add other"
> > > button, my only choice in the drop down menu is for "standard game
> > > controller." There is no recognition of any USB device. Should there
> > > be? How do I fix that? Alternatively, I have keys identifying by
> > > name all of the game port devices, but nothing identifying my Driving
> > > Force wheel. Is there a "naming key" of some sort that I'm missing
> > > that ties to the VID key? Thanks for any suggestions.
> > What Op. Sys. do you use? I didn't get it to work with Win98, but it
> > worked with Win98SE coming automatically up in Games Control.