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Unwanted Deadzones on MSFFW wheel

2 posts by 1 person · 04 Aug 2005 22:18 UTC - 04 Aug 2005 22:37 UTC

Fillyourboots 04 Aug 2005 22:18 UTC#19252
Apologies for the new thread, but the other one didn't seem pertinent any more with regard to buying advice. Thanks to everyone who suggested (and offered files) for drivers. I managed to get the 4.0 profiling app running, it isn't a clean install but enough to get the configuration running in windows so at least my pedals work as was intended! A new problem, though. I have deadzones which I can't get rid of. If I turn the wheel 90 degrees in either direction from centre I'm manipulating the steering, but the remaining 45 degrees have no effect. I can't remember this being a problem with the XP driver. Even the small car in the 'test' area of the Game Controllers menu exhibits the same problem - moving through 135 degrees with only 90 lock. Can anyone help? ++ Fillyourboots
Fillyourboots wrote:
Quoted text (19 lines)> Apologies for the new thread, but the other one didn't seem pertinent > any more with regard to buying advice. > > Thanks to everyone who suggested (and offered files) for drivers. I > managed to get the 4.0 profiling app running, it isn't a clean > install but enough to get the configuration running in windows so at > least my pedals work as was intended! > > A new problem, though. I have deadzones which I can't get rid of. If > I turn the wheel 90 degrees in either direction from centre I'm > manipulating the steering, but the remaining 45 degrees have no > effect. I can't remember this being a problem with the XP driver. > Even the small car in the 'test' area of the Game Controllers menu > exhibits the same problem - moving through 135 degrees with only 90 > lock. > Can anyone help? > > ++ > Fillyourboots
What a cock I am, sorry, I've solved my own problem > need to dial down sensitivity. DUh. i'll get me coat... ++ Fillyourboots

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