Open surelythisnameisavailable opened 5 months ago
timschumi
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5 months ago I had success with this wheel (it's the only one I own), but I don't recall if I ever tested it with Windows 11. I'll try to check whether I have any Windows 11 installations floating around that I could test on. If not, it may take me a few days to make a clean installation.
surelythisnameisavailable
commented
5 months ago Sorry for my slow reply.. Thanks for looking into this! I'd love to know if you can get your wheel working!
timschumi
commented
4 months ago Took a bit for me to get back to this, the only hardware that is "compatible" with Windows 11 was occupied with something else.
The Logitech WingMan Formula Force seems to work just fine for me under Windows 11 Pro (build 22631.3593).
surelythisnameisavailable
commented
4 months ago Tried this a little more today. When I plug the wheel in it turns left and right, one of the lights turns on, and it has a centering force, but I am still getting an error (I am running Win11 Pro 22632.3593 also).. Now when I try to add the driver, it still recognizes the wheel correctly, but shows "The hash for the file is not present in the specified catalog file." I tried to troubleshoot a bit on my own: most folks say this is a driver signing issue, however my driver signing is already disabled, so I couldn't figure it out.. Perhaps my wheel is just busted, thanks again for trying!
timschumi
commented
4 months ago The signing errors are pretty much expected, but they should be skippable as long as testsigning is enabled.
Hello,
I am able to install this driver on Win11 and my device recognizes the wheel as the Wingman (more progress than I've had trying anything else). However, after installing the driver I get a "this device cannot start (Code 10)" error. I know this error can be basically anything, but I thought I'd ask if you've tried this wheel yourself and had any luck? Thanks for trying to keep these old wheels alive!