Running any microsoft flight simulator 2002,2994 fsx.and
using Saitek X52 controllers I get cursor drift across the screen right to left. Without the X52 this does not happen.
Will my download of new driver solve the problem.
2 giga ram, dual core processor, GeForce 7600 GT card.With win XP .
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You cannot talk to the tower in FSX, only via third part software and then the button you wish to use would be configured within that software (such as Live ATC),
You should set this axis up first as a rudder in FSX settings, then calibrate it. Make sure you hav the latest drivers for it too. Make sure that Auto-rudder check box is unticked. I hope this helps, good luck
This is almost certainly a graphics card driver issue. Check you have the latest one. If you have the latest driver installed, try going back one as this can help.
You need to assign the throttle function correctly WITHIN FSX settings area itself. Also calibrate the joystick in windows first. If you are not familiar with assigning FSX functions to your joystick, check the Learning Center section within FSX for step-by-step details.
The Saitek joystick yoke used to work perfectly. It was only recently that I experienced the aileron drift!
I un-installed and deleted averything related to FS9 and then started to load FS9 and all the add ons etc. The yoke works perfectly again. I have no idea......!
Remove the X52 and drivers from your system. You have to install them in a certain order, so look in the documentation for the correct way to install and you will be okay. Good luck
The most likely problem here is that you have multiple assignments for the view change command set to multiple controllers hooked up to the system. They are conflicting with each other causing random view changes.
Firstly, go into Windows Control Panel and to Game Controllers. Remove any controllers listed in that box that are not currently connected or being used in your flight simulator.
Next, go into FSX, into the control assignments section... Go through each controller in the drop down box (in the button/keys tab) and ensure only one controller has the assignment for view changes assigned.
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