If the controller appears in Device Manager, right-click the controller name and then click Properties. Problems and suggested actions are displayed under Device status. Also, have you tested the port by plugging another USB device into the same port(s) you're using for the joystick?
Most forced-feedback joysticks require that their specific drivers be installed to work at all.
in device manger, under usb controller (or whatever it's called) there's no conflict, under hid, the status is "working properly." it's not a force feedback stick. other usb devices work just fine in the same port.
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Cayuga5,
If the controller appears in Device Manager, right-click the controller name and then click Properties. Problems and suggested actions are displayed under Device status. Also, have you tested the port by plugging another USB device into the same port(s) you're using for the joystick?
Most forced-feedback joysticks require that their specific drivers be installed to work at all.
Tony
Message Edited by tgsmith on 12-05-2005 08:56 PM
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