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1. MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION INSTALL
2. MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION DRIVERS
3. MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION DRIVER
4. MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION UPGRADE
5. MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION PRO

Post the outcome of the suggested steps and also let us know if you have any questions regarding Windows in future and we will be happy to help. You may refer to the below mentioned link for assistance on compatibility mode. The individual program's Compatibility tab. To change settings for a program manually, use If a program written for an earlier version of Windows doesn't run correctly use the Program Compatibility Wizard to change the compatibility settings for the program.

MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION DRIVERS

You may try installing the device drivers in compatibility mode and checking if that works: Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 Joystick BOXED With CD software & Manual. Microsoft Sidewinder Flight Simulator Joystick For PC. You may verify the same by visiting the following link: Microsoft Sidewinder USB PC gaming joystick with instruction book X05-92626. The device is not compatible with Windows 7. I see that Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 Joystick is not working in windows 7. That's not surprising, given that it was made by Microsoft, the company responsible for the. Thank you for posting your question in Microsoft Community. Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 The Sidewinder was the first joystick designed for flight simulation. I am using a Dell PC with Windows 7 and Intel core i7 processor. I've now spent about 2 hours on forums and Microsoft product support trying to resolve the problem, and all the forums are basically saying that Windowsħ doesn't support Microsoft's own joysticks anymore, which seems strange since it already let me use it perfectly for a brief period of time. I also tried restarting the computer with the joystick left plugged in. I restarted my computer with the joystick unplugged, then plugged it in when Windows was up and running, I tried both USB ports (also tried switching my mouse between the two ports to ensure the ports themselves still worked, which they did). A few minutes later the joystick was not able to be detected at all. The drivers and allowed me to view the device properties in devices and printers I could calibrate it and all the control surfaces and buttons were functioning properly. When I first plugged in the joystick's USB, Windows recognised the joystick, downloaded I called product support and they re-routed me here. I usually solve these myself.I am trying to play Microsoft Flight Simulator X on my Windows 7 PC with a Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 Joystick. I sure hope someone can help me get to the bottom of this, this seems like a pretty tough question.

MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION DRIVER

Somewhere in a driver or registry setting, there is something that makes this happen. I tried turning all the default services back on, to make sure I hadn't disabled something that the stick driver needs.Įven on this forum, it seems people ask the question and then don't come back, but there have been no answers that give the magic bullet. I tried uninstalling the game port, all sound card devices and the Sidewinder in Device Manager, and letting them reinstall, to no avail. I ran a registry cleaner (jv16 Power Tools), it found a bunch of old references in the registry, deleted them all, to no avail. I did find a response on a newsgroup from someone who gave a protracted list of instructions for eliminating the old drivers from the system and registry. It seems probable that something from the Windows 98 drivers is causing the problem. I searched and read everything I could find in the Microsoft Knowlege Base, and using Google. (There is a page on the Microsoft site that says the address should be 300 to 305, the ASUS motherboard allows a choice of two values, like 205 or 209 for instance, while the ABIT motherboard settings seem to be ignored).Īt first, while I thought this was a sound card issue (lots of people with this problem and that sound card think that), I tried moving the sound card to different slots, etc. Tried unsuccessfully to reassign addresses in bios. The stick is not found in any applications that use it. If I wait like a cat over a mouse hole and catch it when it turns on, and click the Properties button, it tells me, "Internal Error, Necessary Support Files Not Found!". For about 1 second, then it blinks off again. Now, when I go to Control Panel > Game Controllers, and choose Add > Microsoft Sidewinder Autodetect, it finds the controller, and show Status OK. This utility did a great job of migrating applications.

MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION UPGRADE

The joystick was recognized and workable on the ASUS mainboard machine until I did a migration of Windows 98 settings using PC Upgrade Commander. one machine has an ASUS A7N8X Deluxe motherboard with onboard game port, the other machine has an ABIT KT7A RAID motherboard and a SB Live Value sound card.

MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION INSTALL

I did a clean install of XP on two separate machines both have the same problem with this joystick after migrating settings from Windows 98.

MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK INSTRUCTION PRO

I have a Sidewinder Precision Pro joystick that uses a standard gameport connection.