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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Ct.
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I tried installing a Nascar Pro Digital 2 steering on two different machines and it recognizes it as an unknown devise on both of them.One machine is Winxp,the other is Win98.This wheel dosen't need a driver installed because windows already has them.Thrustmaster website is no help.On the Win98 machine I had this wheel installed once before and it worked properly.I also have a Thrustmaster Top Gun joystick on this machine and it works fine.Does anyone know of a patch for this?Should I search the windows disc for the proper driver?Thanks
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Central Arkansas
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If it's showing up as an unknown device the drivers probably aren't installed. Try running the Add Hardware wizard.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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Do you by chance have a microsoft branded KB & Mouse and installed the software that came with them? I ran accross an issue where the MS software conflicts with a gaming device that used the standard HID drivers. If you do have the MS keyboard sortware installed, try un-installing it, re-install the wheel, and then re-install the KB software.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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I tried the new hardware wizard with no luck.It just loads a driver for an unknown devise.I have a Microsoft KB on one of them but I didn't install any software with it.It has a Logitech optical mouse.Seems strange this problem would happen on two machines.
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