Hello everyone,
Today my Logitech Driving Force Wireless just started acting a fool. Turning the wheel left and right, completely disables any force feedback and all control. You only get control again once you have centered the wheel.
I have or had the correct Logitech software and drivers installed. So, I tried updating and when that failed I tried a EX version but to no avail.
So when I was trying to calibrate the wheel, using the raw data I noticed the drop out on the right starts at 745 and the left drop out is about 250. So Its only "looking" between 250 and 745.
I don't think there is anything hardware wise that is wrong with the wheel.
The only thing I have done, before this started is I started mixing music via Native Intruments program Traktor and a USB midi controller. But I don't have it connected while I'm not using it (when I'm using the wheel).
No corrupt drivers.
Any suggestions?
Many many many thanks if you do, no LFS atm and I just purchased TDU2 and I really could use the advice.
Today my Logitech Driving Force Wireless just started acting a fool. Turning the wheel left and right, completely disables any force feedback and all control. You only get control again once you have centered the wheel.
I have or had the correct Logitech software and drivers installed. So, I tried updating and when that failed I tried a EX version but to no avail.
So when I was trying to calibrate the wheel, using the raw data I noticed the drop out on the right starts at 745 and the left drop out is about 250. So Its only "looking" between 250 and 745.
I don't think there is anything hardware wise that is wrong with the wheel.
The only thing I have done, before this started is I started mixing music via Native Intruments program Traktor and a USB midi controller. But I don't have it connected while I'm not using it (when I'm using the wheel).
No corrupt drivers.
Any suggestions?
Many many many thanks if you do, no LFS atm and I just purchased TDU2 and I really could use the advice.