Hey guys, long time no see!

Having decided to get back into sim racing again, I dug out the G25 and set about getting the latest Windows Vista 64 bit drivers from Logitech.

Then I hit a problem.

Can I get the Logitch Profiler/Logitech Gaming Software to install without crashing?

Can I bo***cks.

No mater what I try, using compatability mode, older versions, newer versions, I can NOT get it to install without crashing. The wheel is not detected by the software at all. I click next in the setup after it asks me to plug it in to a USB port, then it freezes.

Has anyone got a workaround for this? It's doing my bloody head in now! Been at this for hours!

EDIT: My operating system is Windows 7 Build 7229.

Many thanks!

Mark

Quote from Zlyzer :

I'm interested in this!

Last edited by mark_lar77, Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:24.

Well, after over a year of racing with my G25, reverse has finally given up the ghost. When I move the shifter to the reverse position, 19 times out of 20 it goes to 6th. The same happens in the controller options in the Control Panel.

Is it easy to obtain a spare shifter? Or is there a fix for this?

Thanks

Mark

Well.. this one just hapened...

Time differance? No... exactly the same. I'm TunedRacing|Mo

Hi,

Instead of taking my huge ass computer to my mates house, how do I race at his on his other computer using my account? Do I need to use another code?

Thanks

Mark

Man, I love you! Cheers fella!!

Oh.. That seems to be the problem. Any ideas how to rectify it? I've attached an image.

Ok, Direct X is not the problem. I've checked - the correct graphics drivers are installed.

Here are some pics of messages:

Last edited by mark_lar77, Fri, 4 Jan 2008 15:41. Reason : adding attachments

Direct X is probably the problem. Thanks man!!

Hey.

I've read another thread on this, but still keep getting the error. When I try to open LFS, I get the above error message. It's a clean install of Windows Server 2003 and i've got the latest drivers for a Asus EAX1950 Pro.

Thanks. Will give that a go now.

EDIT: Works!! thats great!

Last edited by mark_lar77, Fri, 10 Aug 2007 09:14. Reason : Adding info

Quote from ShowStoppa :

Yea....i wouldnt exactly call Virgin media are 'good' but from what ive heard most ISPs are pretty shoddy. Im considering going to Sky (anyone know if they are any good?) but i was hoping for a short term fix so I can atleast finish a single lap on a server.

I wouldn't go to Sky. The speeds they quote are going own a hill with a tail wind. Also, if the routers fail, they are all encrypted so can't be fixed easilly. Have a look at Be for a good ISP. www.bethere.co.uk

Quote from AndroidXP :

Make sure you have installed the Logitech drivers (version 5.00) and that everything on the wheel is plugged in correctly. That means:
* Wheel >>> PC cable (USB)
* Wheel >>> shifter unit cable
* Wheel >>> pedals cable
* And most important make sure you actually plugged in the power

If everything is connected and powered on, the wheel should do its self calibration thingy by spinning from lock to lock. After that everything should work.

Should I do that whilst the game is running? I normally plug it in in Windows before I launch anything.

Quote from ColdFusionite :

So when you press a pedal, none of the bars move at all?

The bars move, but when they should be configured, the brake pedal stays full on (red bar, bottom right) and throttle and clutch do notthing. In a race, it doesn't pick up the shifts at all. Even though all of the shifts are configured correctly.

Still not fixed It's not recognising any of the gears or the brake and throttle movements.

Any more ideas?

Thats brilliant, thanks!

Hello all!

I'm new, so go lightly on me

I have a perfectly working G25 but in LFS S2 it will not let me set up the pedals. I click on the set axis button (or whatever it says) but nothing happens when I press the clutch or brake etc. I am running Windows Vista (shudder) Ultimate on a custom PC. The pedals all work fine in GTR2.

Mark