I seen some of you have Windows 2000, I have it but how are you getting a
force feedback wheel? I have a Microsoft (Go figure!!) and the software is
only for Windows 98.
Thanks
Logitech has new Win2K drivers for the LWFF wheel available for download. I
believe they are USB only, so I haven't dl'ed them myself, since I have no
USB ports.
Rick
I was looking at the Act-labs right now :) because they have that really
awesome shifter and wheel combo for $189.00, I dont know if the shifter
works with any other wheels, I noticed that they have windows 2000 drivers
also but it says support for seperate gas and brake axis.
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000 19:39:31 GMT, "G_Major"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>I seen some of you have Windows 2000, I have it but how are you getting a
>force feedback wheel? I have a Microsoft (Go figure!!) and the software is
>only for Windows 98.
W2K recognizes the MSFF wheel (I have that combo) and it does separate
axes.
However, there's no control panel to tweak the settings. It seems
almost as if the settings remain from my Win95 (yes, 95) controller
setup. I can play GPL in W2K with MSFF (and yes, FF enabled).
Ruud van Gaal
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