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Hi,
A couple of days ago my joystick failed....for no reason. I tried re-installing etc but Windows came up with the message "USB device not recognized". Apparently I needed to "replace the device" so that I did.
I have just bought a new joystick....installed the drivers only for Windows to not recognize it again 
Any help would be much appreciated.
Oh and by the way...I have tried all my USB ports and I do not have problems with other USB devices like cameras, keyboards etc, it seems my computer does not like joysticks.
Thanks 😉
pilotwannabe wrote:
Hi,
A couple of days ago my joystick failed....for no reason. I tried re-installing etc but Windows came up with the message "USB device not recognized". Apparently I needed to "replace the device" so that I did.
I have just bought a new joystick....installed the drivers only for Windows to not recognize it again
Any help would be much appreciated.
Oh and by the way...I have tried all my USB ports.
Thanks 😉
that happens to me alot, all i do it download the drivers and re-install them! then it's fine what joystick do you have?
I have the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro....I have tried d/l the latest drivers from Logitech's website but to no avail
i found found a few links with the drivers your after
http://drivers.softpedia.com/progDownload/Logitech-Extreme-D-Pro-Download-755.html
hope thease help 😂
Sounds like a conflict with the USB components, try these simple things.
1. Disconnect all other USB devices (except keyboard and/or mouse).
2. Completely remove your new controller.
3.Reboot computer, Windows gets gets weird when it runs long periods without a fresh start.
4. Disable anti-virus, temporarily.
5. Install your new controller by connecting directly to the computers USB port, don't connect thru a hub, hub may be bad.
🙂
Thanks CRJCapt...i followed your steps and everything appears to be working now 🙂)
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