Logitech Wingman - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 6

It either isn't compatible with BF or isn't configured (properly). Check the manual or the BF website for compatibility, and look at the in-game controller settings. Good luck!

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might be the pedal connection to the wheel (telephone jack like) I had some success with raising the tiny contacts in the wheel part of the connection with my tiniest allen key

Here's a link to the manual on the Logitech website.
Download the .pdf file and you'll be in business.

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=2851&p_sid=trPC8WQj&p_lva=8040&section=troubleshoot&crid=441&lt_product_id=291&tabs=1%2C3%2C2%2C4%2C5&cl=us%2Cen&p_search_text=Extreme++3D+Pro

I checked on Logitech web site, but could only find drivers for Windows XP, Vista & 7. None for Mac.

This device is not considered a generic usb device and requires specific drivers. If it is Vista X64, Logitech has discontinued support for this joystick. If it is 32bit this is the link to the driver. http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/486/2969&cl=ca,en?softwareid=4353&osid=13
I hope I helped.

Just install the drivers and software which followed with the product. You can download the software from aswell: http://www.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/joystick/lgs460enu.exe Further instructions should be on the CD.

I presume these are not under warranty.
As long as it is not due to a foreign object being jammed in the hinge/base/brake pedal, if the pedals have miles on them you are experiencing a common
problem with many, many aged Logitech pedals.
At the time your was manufactured, Logitech used the same assembly for pedals on all of their products as far as I know.
I could offer a few links to what can be done, here is a very durable fix for those factory 'bearings':

http://techrepublic.com.com/2346-10877_11-58125-7.html?tag=content;leftCol

Vista has awful driver support- especially with peripherals such as these and even more so with the 64-bit version. I suggest switching back to XP. It also would never hurt to contact Logitech about if the device is supported by Vista x64 but I highly doubt it.

Have you run it through its built in calibration utility. If not it is available through the control panel>game controls> calibrate

Or the games you play may have a calibration utility in the options menu.

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.

you dont get any responds or recognition from windows other then in the deivce manager. it is working on the older joystick system so only the game has the capability of recognizing and making the button assignment if it supports joystick drivers.

in case your using driver that are too new here are the drivers for 15 pin logitech devices.

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

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

try the CD, if not, check the web, if not, just plug it in.

I tried the above link and it works fine, on a 32-bit Vista. But if you have a 64-bit Vista you might want to try the 64-bit version of this driver, just search around Google for it. Fixed the problem I was having with this joystick not working correctly in Vista (no feedback). Now it works great.

try diplodocs.com <--- here are free sets of manuals for you to choose from. . n.n

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..:-)

These are the specifications for your joystick. Apparently it only supports Windows 95/98 and you were probably lucky to have it working on XP.

Software / System Requirements

• Software Included Drivers & Utilities
• OS Required Microsoft Windows 95/98
• Min Processor Type Intel Pentium
• Min RAM Size 16.0 MB
• Min Hard Drive Space 15.0 MB

Changing the game to work in compatibility mode for windows xp may solve your problem. right click the game >properties >compatibility and set to windows xp. Good luck!

NO...if you start takin those screws out youll hate it...the SPRINGS ARGGG THERE EVERYWHERE....I have that one and altho im very hard on it it has troubs at time....recalabrate it and see if it helps.