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Act Labs Force RS and XP

1 post by 1 person · 28 Dec 2001 10:32 UTC - 28 Dec 2001 10:32 UTC

Ian Bell 28 Dec 2001 10:32 UTC#145033
I just installed Windows XP Pro a couple of days ago. I am using the Act Labs Force RS, clutch pedal, and shifter under Nascar 4. My wheel seems to have a life of its own now. Once I get on the track for the first time the wheel starts to move side to side, sometimes rather violently. While I am trying to drive I have to constantly fight jerky motions from the wheel even on the straights. The wheel wants to turn itself into the turns and I have to fight it to keep it under control. Even when I exit the car the wheel continues to wildly move back and forth on its own. EVEN after I exit N4 all together, the wheel continues to spas out for a while. Oh and not to mention the over all feel of the FF in N4 seems all screwed up now when its not spazing out. I did not have this problem under Win98se. Has anyone else experienced this? What might be causing this problem? Basically the wheel sucks in N4 now. Thanks.......

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