How do I install my wingman precision usb - Logitech Wingman Precision USB Gamepad PC&Macintosh - 963288-0403 (9632880403)

Wouldn't it be easier to buy a specific analog or digital gameport-to-USB adapter? Most of them are under $10 now, even the name brands.

I have Win7-64, and able to run Wingman. If you have the CD, it is okay, you can install both the joystick and USB drive, but the better option is that you go to the Logitech site, and download the latest drivers for the Wingman. Wingman is the older version of 3D, but the drivers of Logitech extreme, 3D are workable with the old Joystick Wingman., and they should work well on the Window 7 , 64 version

Try Radio Shack
there are adapters to convert the 15 pin connector to USB which I assume your PC counts with
Indeed I have a Wingman Extreme joystick and I use one of these adapters

No usually you do not need a driver to make it work.The default usb drivers will work.

Logitech does have a exe program for this model joystick also.Which has some nice features.

Follow the below guide from Logitech.....

The following Logitech gaming devices will function on a Macintosh computer running Mac OS 9 with Input Sprockets 1.7 or higher. You must also have a functioning USB port.
Logitech® Freedom™ 2.4
Logitech® Dual Action™ Gamepad
Logitech® Extreme™ 3D Pro
Logitech® Attack™ 3
WingMan® Attack™ 2 on the USB port
WingMan® ActionPad™
WingMan® Formula™ GP on the USB port
WingMan® Precision GamePad (USB version only)
WingMan® Extreme™ Digital 3D
WingMan® Formula™ USB
WingMan® GamePad USB
These devices will use the Mac OS Human Interface Device (HID) support. If you are experiencing detection problems using one of the supported devices on a Mac, please contact Apple to ensure your computer meets these requirements. If you are experiencing problems in a particular game, please contact the game manufacturer.
To determine if your Logitech game controller is detected please do the following:

1. OS 9.x
   
2. Click the "Apple Menu".
3. Click "System Profiler".
4. Click the "Devices and volumes" tab.
5. Look at the USB tree to confirm that the controller is listed.

1. OS 10.x (Traditional View)
   
2. Double click the "Hard Drive" icon.
3. Double click the "Applications" folder.
4. Double click the "Utilities" folder.
5. Double click "System Profiler".
6. Click the "Devices and volumes" tab.
7. Look at the USB tree to confirm that the controller is listed.

Try a Windows system restore to the date before you installed the Wingman 4.10.

It may ask to install the Wingman 4.10 again, but use the program uninstall. If you have to do the windows uninstall again, then what you can do is look into the startup by typing msconfig.

Disable the startup program that you uninstalled.

15 pin to usb, maybe but your not going to get any support from windows or logitech. to see if it deos work plug into pc and check the device manager under sounds video and game controller should show up as logitech device. here is the driver to help with recognition. no test function, wil have to use the game to prgram buttons if available.

ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/joystick/lgs460enu.exe

Buy a USB to gameport adapter from Radioshack ($1.85!!!! cos it's sooo old) set the switch on the adapter to joystick B (with "hat" switch) and then you can hook it up.....drivers are another issue...I'm still searching..:-)

• This item is a game playing device for PC.....desgined for window 95/98. It boasts:

• Sophisticated dual motor technology provides maximum vibration feedback
• 2 ultra-accurate and responsive analog sticks for precise 360 movement
• Easy-to-reach throttle control
• Convenient USB interface

Also manufacturers description states: Just try and hold on to the new WingMan RumblePad gamepad. Boasting nine programmable buttons, the RumblePad offers a sliding throttle for precise speed control, plus two analogue sticks to let you quickly rotate a full 360 degrees. But it's the vibration feedback that will truly rock your world! Two motors housed in the RumblePad grips let you feel every turn, bump and dip in flying, driving, adventure, SIM games and more. No batteries are required as it draws power from the USB port on your PC.

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It does not work with vista at least not for me. And besides with XP and Vista you shouldn't have to install it anyway as both OS's have a feature called plug and play which means that when you plug it in via a USB port Windows Xp automatically recognize it and its driver. Thats one thing about XP thats so great XP just about recognizes every joystick and game pad driver there is without installing the pads software.