Need a manual for joystick logitech wingman

I have Win7-64, and able to run Wingman. If you have the CD, it is okay, you can install both the joystick and USB drive, but the better option is that you go to the Logitech site, and download the latest drivers for the Wingman. Wingman is the older version of 3D, but the drivers of Logitech extreme, 3D are workable with the old Joystick Wingman., and they should work well on the Window 7 , 64 version

I have the same stick, the throttles are actioned by the little levers in front of you at the bottom of the stick, I dont quite understand what you mean by level number...
all you have to do is configure them in the configuration panel of the flight simulator, I use same simulator for practice.

Hi,

I tried to search the web for the manual of the Logitech Attack 3 Joystick you have and found some, hopefully, helpful information. I have the MANUAL for this product but it is just a short one. Also I included a WEBSITE where you can download the software needed to make it work depending on the Operating System you have and also includes the following:

• Product Manuals and Quick Start Guides
• Reference: Do I need to have the Logitech Profiler open for my Logitech gaming device to function?
• Tutorial: Using a Game Controller in Microsoft® Flight Simulator 2004
• Manuals for Attack 2
• Tutorial: Using Logitech Gaming Devices on a Macintosh
• Product Manuals and Quick Start Guides

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is the game flight sim x ?

Make sure, that your Joystick is compatible with the version you are having problems with. If not, make sure that it's enabled in the configuration of MCFS. If none of those work, you will most likely have to purchase a more compatible Joystick.

Matt P,
Computer/Gaming Relations Team.

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!

Some joysticks are not compatible with certan games for expmple when i am using flight simulator and change to my combat flight simulator i have to change joysticks
the only other thing i would think is try deleting the currently installed driver for the joystick and then download a driver for a joystick that is surported, it wont work as well but at least it might accully work

To check the joystick isn't the problem, go into control panel game controls, then check that the joystick appears and you can move the cross-hair around on screen, most modern joysticks are
auto-calibrating, but you could try running the calibration.

To check the game isn't a problem, unplug the joystick, then use the arrow keys to fly the plane, if it doesn't crash when you bank then it isn't the game.

I assume the game is Combat Flight Simulator 3, as very old games that were written for Windows 95,98,ME series often won't run on Windows NT,2000,XP,Vista as they are completely different versions of Windows. If this is actually Flight Simulator 3, you may need to consider buying a later version of Flight Simulator (FSX is the latest version, but may not run on your laptop).

Other things to try are updating the graphics card driver.

Norton shouldn't need deactivating, although it could cause problems if you're playing online.

Also remember that laptop graphics cards are never as powerful as desktop graphics, and games very rarely specifically support laptop graphics.

Hope this helps.

all games Works in in any joystick Especially The Car Games In This Joystick and you need to set the controller joystick

you may get it at: www.flightgear.org