Hello all, I've just gotten a Logitech Momo Racing wheel, but when
plugging in the wheel the LED on the wheel blinks a few times, and if
the wheel isn't centered it will center, then the LED goes out, and
XP's device manager just shows an USB Unknown Device. I also can't
manually change the driver for the unknown device.
The wheel itself is fine since I've tested it on two other computers
with different versions of Windows. It also doesn't appear to be
hardware problem with the computer, since I also have Linux on the
computer, and if I boot into Linux and plug in the wheel, the LED
stays lit.
Any ideas anyone?
On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 23:38:30 +0700, FRiC <frac@p#b#x.c#m> wrote:
>Hello all, I've just gotten a Logitech Momo Racing wheel, but when
>plugging in the wheel the LED on the wheel blinks a few times, and if
>the wheel isn't centered it will center, then the LED goes out, and
>XP's device manager just shows an USB Unknown Device. I also can't
>manually change the driver for the unknown device.
Have you tried downloading and installing the latest Logitech drivers?
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You are suppose to install the Wingman software THEN connect the wheel. Did
you do it that way?
MadDAWG
I had to reinstall win xp and then the momo wouldnt work, had to remove the
usb 2.0 from device mgr and reboot and lo and behold xp found everything and
it all worked again, you might give that a try.
"MadDAWG" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> You are suppose to install the Wingman software THEN connect the wheel.Did
> you do it that way?
>
> MadDAWG
>
>
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 12:44:00 -0500, "MadDAWG"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>You are suppose to install the Wingman software THEN connect the wheel. Did
>you do it that way?
I did, as mentioned in my original post, the wheel works perfectly on
two other systems. I've also tried both the driver that came with the
wheel, and the one downloaded off the website.
Time to reinstall Windows XP I guess.
Thanks for the replies!
"FRiC" <frac@p#b#x.c#m> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 12:44:00 -0500, "MadDAWG"
> <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
> >You are suppose to install the Wingman software THEN connect the wheel.Did
> >you do it that way?
>
> I did, as mentioned in my original post
Not that I can find. :-((
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YAY!
This fixed it, I had to delete both the USB 2.0 root hub device and
USB 1.1 root hub that the Momo wheel is plugged into. Upon rebooting
it worked.
Time to do some driving, thanks a million!
(Why isn't this in a FAQ somewhere?)
On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 01:39:42 GMT, "jwilson54" <no [email hidden]> wrote:
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>I had to reinstall win xp and then the momo wouldnt work, had to remove the >usb 2.0 from device mgr and reboot and lo and behold xp found everything and >it all worked again, you might give that a try. >"MadDAWG" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> You are suppose to install the Wingman software THEN connect the wheel. >Did >> you do it that way? >> >> MadDAWG >> >> >Quoted text (7 lines)
> The wheel itself is fine since I've tested it on two other computers > with different versions of Windows. It also doesn't appear to be > hardware problem with the computer, since I also have Linux on the > computer, and if I boot into Linux and plug in the wheel, the LED > stays lit. > > Any ideas anyone?If you don't have any luck recitifying this issue, go to our Trouble
Shooting forum on our web site. There are quite a few guys who I am
sure can help you.
http://torn8oalley.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl
hope this helps
TMan
"Alan Le" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<D9rLb.7613$[email hidden]>...
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> > The wheel itself is fine since I've tested it on two other computers > > with different versions of Windows. It also doesn't appear to be > > hardware problem with the computer, since I also have Linux on the > > computer, and if I boot into Linux and plug in the wheel, the LED > > stays lit. > > > > Any ideas anyone? > > Sounds like a bad driver install. Have you tried the following (exactly)? > > - disconnect MOMO > - uninstall driver > - reboot > - run driver install > - connect MOMO when prompted > > Alan[email hidden] (T-Man) wrote in news:[email hidden]:
I have a problem! Do you think they can help? Everytime I race
I get passed...A-LOT!!!
dave henrie
