continued DRIVING FOCE wheel detection problems

I have tried uninstalling the drivers from Logitech and reinstalling them. Again all went fine (wheel worded and was detected) but still my computer does not detect my "driving force" wheel when I restart my machine. If I unplug and restart, then plug in it works fine. I went to the device manager and noticed that there are (2) "logitech Driving Force USB listings under Human interface devices, and that the second listing has (HID) after it and a yellw exclation mark over it. When read it states that the second one could not be loaded because a previous "driving force has already been loaded. Could this be my problem, should one of these two listings be removed, and how? thanks again Ken McLaren

right click on the offending entry in device manager and slect "remove" or "delete" Neil <nospam@.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I have tried uninstalling the drivers from Logitech and reinstalling > them. Again all went fine (wheel worded and was detected) but still my > computer does not detect my "driving force" wheel when I restart my > machine. If I unplug and restart, then plug in it works fine. > I went to the device manager and noticed that there are (2) "logitech > Driving Force USB listings under Human interface devices, and that the > second listing has (HID) after it and a yellw exclation mark over it. > When read it states that the second one could not be loaded because a > previous "driving force has already been loaded. > > Could this be my problem, should one of these two listings be removed, > and how? > > thanks > again > > Ken McLaren

Thanks for responding to my question, there are (2) of them how do I know which to remove? thanks Ken

i belive you said one had a explaination mark by it,try that one first. heck you can even do both. as long as your wheel is still connected to your PC ,delete both of them and reboot your pc and windows should see the wheel and add it back to device manager.(hopefully only once) neil <nospam@.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Thanks for responding to my question, there are (2) of them how do I > know which to remove? > > thanks > > Ken

Thanks for your help on this one Neil! Ken

no problemo Neil "Neil Canning" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:u_Dqa.1651$[email hidden]... > i belive you said one had a explaination mark by it,try that one first. > > heck you can even do both. as long as your wheel is still connected toyour > PC ,delete both of them and reboot your pc and windows should see thewheel

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> and add it back to device manager.(hopefully only once) > > neil > <nospam@.com> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Thanks for responding to my question, there are (2) of them how do I > > know which to remove? > > > > thanks > > > > Ken > >