Not to be pessimistic, but I'm sure using FOR instead of WHILE doesn't fix the issue (I assume you are talking about .LPR script). Tried that years ago. But who knows, maybe I messed something.
By "check" you mean trying to create keys in those registry paths I wrote, right? Because just "checking" it is not supposed to change anything (obviously).
Also, if you tried to create those keys, you did also put a value(xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx) in those keys(ProductId), right?
Sorry for stupid questions, but there's no other way to make sure.
Hmm not nice, can you install drivers manually from here without access denied? Make sure to choose your operating system type at the top of the page if you're gonna try this.
Not really an exprert on this stuff but it seems like missing drivers issue, not hardware problem.
G27 here too. Been playing with it for cca 5 years with a 340mm wheel mounted on it with no problem.. until I made a silly decision to increase the FFB strenght above 70% (100% in profiler / 70% - 100% in-game) not knowing the most important part - main gear housing is made from plastic. Obviously it didn't take too long and the housing broke.
Potentiometers in pedals do get dirty and it can start "waving" up and down after some time but you just clean that up and it's like new (I recommend cleaning it with a contact cleaner - it lasts significantly longer).
Long story short: For the price it's an amazing wheel and works great with LFS. I think the only thing that doesn't work in LFS is it's LED lights but that can be fixed with apps like FanaLEDs. It's not a very strong wheel but for that price I doubt you can get anything better.
Edit: Hmm, looking at this video - T300RS does actually seem to be "stronger". I first overlooked it cos I thought a wheel with 2 pedals cannot be any good but it can actually be bought with T3PA pedals (3 pedals). So there might be a better wheel for the same price after all, but I can't really judge that since I never had T300 in hands.
@RC-Maus
Complete? I think you are missing the main difference between those two. Airio is install, read manual and play. With Lapper you have to create your own stuff (now thinking about it, this might be another reason why people still use Airio) so it's as "complete" as you make it.
I think the main reason people still use Airio is it's huge online database being filled up for ages and people simply don't want to start again. But that's just how I see it, not necessarily true. AFAIK the only other thing that Airio has and Lapper doesn't is lag checker, but that shouldn't be that hard to add it to Lapper I believe.