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Problem with MS FF wheel

6 posts by 6 people · 11 Jun 2001 09:12 UTC - 12 Jun 2001 06:00 UTC

Student, T.U.E. 11 Jun 2001 09:12 UTC#179463
Hi, Ive got a small problem with my MS FF wheel. Every time i start up my PC and I start a racing game my pedal is stuck on full throttle. When i go to the settings menu of my game controllers the picture of the MS FF shows indeed that the right pedal is down, but in reality it is not. The only way to solve this problem is to pull the plug of the wheel from the power socket and put it back in again. Everything works fine then, till I shut down the PC. I thought it was a driver problem or something, but I just formatted my HD and did a fresh install of winme and the latest drivers but that did not solve the problem. So i suspect it is a hardware problem. Anyone else had this problem?? Any solutions?? Greets, Pat.
Greetings; I've a MS Sidewinder - non force feedback USB wheel and occaisionally have the same problem. A small blip of the throttle is all that's needed for me tho. Willard. "Student, T.U.E." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9g21q4$7e0$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> Hi, > > Ive got a small problem with my MS FF wheel. > Every time i start up my PC and I start a racing game my pedal is stuck on > full throttle. When i go to the settings menu of my game controllers the > picture of the MS FF shows indeed that the right pedal is down, but in > reality it is not. > The only way to solve this problem is to pull the plug of the wheel from
the
Quoted text (17 lines)> power socket and put it back in again. Everything works fine then, till I > shut down the PC. > > I thought it was a driver problem or something, but I just formatted my HD > and did a fresh install of winme and the latest drivers but that did not > solve the problem. So i suspect it is a hardware problem. Anyone else had > this problem?? > > Any solutions?? > > Greets, > > Pat. > > > >
Check the lead between the pedals and the wheel, check it's in all the way at both ends. "Student, T.U.E." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9g21q4$7e0$[email hidden]... > Hi, ><snip>
Quoted text (8 lines)> Any solutions?? > > Greets, > > Pat. > > >
yeah me too, doesn`t happen often but if it does i just touch the throttle. I`ve got the USB FF wheel. Ritchie "Willard VanderPloeg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:se2V6.8944$[email hidden]... > Greetings; > > I've a MS Sidewinder - non force feedback USB wheel and occaisionally have > the same problem. A small blip of the throttle is all that's needed forme
Quoted text (10 lines)> tho. > > Willard. > > "Student, T.U.E." <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:9g21q4$7e0$[email hidden]... > > Hi, > > > > Ive got a small problem with my MS FF wheel. > > Every time i start up my PC and I start a racing game my pedal is stuck
on > > full throttle. When i go to the settings menu of my game controllers the > > picture of the MS FF shows indeed that the right pedal is down, but in > > reality it is not. > > The only way to solve this problem is to pull the plug of the wheel from > the > > power socket and put it back in again. Everything works fine then, tillI > > shut down the PC. > > > > I thought it was a driver problem or something, but I just formatted myHD > > and did a fresh install of winme and the latest drivers but that did not > > solve the problem. So i suspect it is a hardware problem. Anyone elsehad
Quoted text (13 lines)> > this problem?? > > > > Any solutions?? > > > > Greets, > > > > Pat. > > > > > > > > > >
"Julian Taylor" <[email hidden]> writes: > I find in some games I need the sidewinder profiler running in the task bar > for the wheel to work the way I want - particualrly if I want separate axis > for brake and accelerate - currently I need to do this for CMR2, although I > think it was OK before? how'd you get CMR2 to recognize separate axis? everything went pear-shaped when I tried that with my Formula Force GP-wheel. -- Gunnar #31 SUCKS#015 Tupperware MC#002 DoD#0x1B DoDRT#003 DoD:CT#4,8 Kibo�: 2 silence is FOO!
I find in some games I need the sidewinder profiler running in the task bar for the wheel to work the way I want - particualrly if I want separate axis for brake and accelerate - currently I need to do this for CMR2, although I think it was OK before? Student, T.U.E. <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9g21q4$7e0$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> Hi, > > Ive got a small problem with my MS FF wheel. > Every time i start up my PC and I start a racing game my pedal is stuck on > full throttle. When i go to the settings menu of my game controllers the > picture of the MS FF shows indeed that the right pedal is down, but in > reality it is not. > The only way to solve this problem is to pull the plug of the wheel from
the
Quoted text (16 lines)> power socket and put it back in again. Everything works fine then, till I > shut down the PC. > > I thought it was a driver problem or something, but I just formatted my HD > and did a fresh install of winme and the latest drivers but that did not > solve the problem. So i suspect it is a hardware problem. Anyone else had > this problem?? > > Any solutions?? > > Greets, > > Pat. > > >

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