My problem is that when I have LFS in focus but then Ctrl/Alt/del out to check and email or whatever the wheel (Driving Force Pro) makes a clicking sound - like it's recalibrating and then makes it again once I put the focus back on LFS.

This is irritating because I noticed (for some reason) that the wheel had stopped doing it but has now restarted and I can't think of any reason for that.

I've tried reinstalling the logitech driver to no avail.

With my dfp i had the problem that it wouldnt calibrate with lfs. It was always slightly out and was annoying when driving in a straight line. I went through some windows options etc and it ended up sorting itself out.
Try unplugging it and plugging it back in. Or you could not minimize lfs. Instead close it down and re-open it when youve finished with e-mail.

Also. Did you know if you hold the right padde + R3 + select it locks the wheel to 180deg. To unlock it again do the same. Just tell me if Thats the clicking sound when you minimise it. Thanks

Hope i helped a little

Jambo

Also. Did you know if you hold the right padde + R3 + select it locks the wheel to 180deg. To unlock it again do the same. Just tell me if Thats the clicking sound when you minimise it. Thanks

That's the click!

Quote from nigelpm :

My problem is that when I have LFS in focus but then Ctrl/Alt/del out to check and email or whatever the wheel (Driving Force Pro) makes a clicking sound - like it's recalibrating and then makes it again once I put the focus back on LFS.

This is irritating because I noticed (for some reason) that the wheel had stopped doing it but has now restarted and I can't think of any reason for that.

I've tried reinstalling the logitech driver to no avail.

ive only used my dfp once to check it and realised this, im figuring its just the noise of profiler changing the lock to what you have set for lfs?

ive only used my dfp once to check it and realised this, im figuring its just the noise of profiler changing the lock to what you have set for lfs?

Sadly not, they are identical.

Sussed it!

It's when the degrees of rotation are below 270 in the logitech settings.

Hmm

ctrl+c = calibration, might be your problem?