![]() This then caused the profiling software to fail so I attempted to uninstall the Intel drivers again. My mistake was then to re-install the Intel USB drivers. I say this because I uninstalled the Intel drivers and then the MadCatz drivers and profiling software installed normally. I think I have finally solved the problem which seems to be an incompatibility with the Intel USB3 controller drivers and the USB2 device (the X52). I spent many hours trying to resolve this issue including contacting the Saitek support guy in Sydney who gave me some useful advice but alas it still didn't work. ![]() The throttle wheel I use to map the FSX key commands for increase\decrease selection (basically zoom in\out). I've had the X52 Pro for a while and use the MadCatz profile editor in conjunction with EZDok. I have just built a new rig (see my side board) and very nice too but when it came to loading the latest MadCatz drivers my Christmas turned into a mad battle between what Windows wants to do and what I need to do. Folks, I have been having the nightmare from hell with the MadCatz drivers.
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