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Request the instructions from Saitek.

Maybe try here: http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_ite/saitek-p150-pad/os_windows-xp.html Although that driver is for Windows XP.

Hi, On some motherboards you can turn off the USB power in standby mode in the BIOS settings. Some motherboards do not have this feature and you need to switch off the power at the socket.

Try basic troubleshooting first, try to remove and reconnect the ps/2 and usb of the saitek pro flight, also try to put it in different usb ports to see if maybe a usb port is not working, lastly when all else fails try to connect it in another computer and see if it works.

If the computer is consistently picking up the Saitek ST90 and it still isn't working it could be a problem with the game rather than your stick. Do you have another game you can test it on even if it isn't meant for it? Just to see if other games pick it up. If they don't then I would reinstall all drivers first, if they do get picked up then your best bet might be to reset game to factory settings and if no luck then reinstall the game.

this link might help you. how to fix force feedback wheel R440 saitek have windows 7 Google Search

go control panel --click on mouse right click to get properties check compatibility tab adjust scroll speed to suit

apple/mac has a different operating system to windows so anything you use will have to be for apple/mac computers / laptops

Software issue. Use a newer joystick and all will be fine.

You might clean out the registry of any left over values. Try it on another machine if it still does it, its something mechanical inside maybe stuck. I suppose its out of warranty? You cant fly with those stickers anyways if that's what you do. Scourer the junk shops for an old MS Sidewinder, they are still the best stickes ever made.

if not usb ports or the plug itself something failing /over heating internally in the mouse is this the r.a.t.7

All the manuals and drivers are on the Saitek Website, very easy and straightforward to find and download what you need. Just make sure it's plugged in to a USB port.

Wouldn't it be easier to buy a specific analog or digital gameport-to-USB adapter? Most of them are under $10 now, even the name brands.

Isn't the panel support within the flight software itself? In which case it would be either in options or preferences. Saitek's software downloads are basically for controllers.

Try www.saitek.com/manuals/Compact USB Keyboard_manual.pdf

My iMac has a CD/DVD drive, but I posted a X-Plane 10 pendrive to avoid inserting DVD #1 every session. It functions perfectly. Another point is to connect all peripherals (stick and pedals etc.) BEFORE launching X-Plane 10. Then calibrate your peripherals within XP 10. I have no pedals set, but instead a pitch-stick with grip throttle and a Logitech joystick with twist grip to fly helicopters.

Most likely a wire going thru the stick to the hat switches trigger button etc have been rubbing on the tube that makes up the base of the stick. I removed the four screws on the bottom and found the solid blue wire had completely broken. I ended up soldering back together and used some liquid insulation let it dry and put it back together and worked fine. I to just had flashing lights on the flight stick. And this is what I found

You can download and "File/Save As" to your Documents folder from here... http://www.manualslib.com/manual/143531/Saitek-P2500.html

You MUST find the driver disk or call tech support 1-800-659-2287 for a new one. Maybe they can send you a link with the drivers. Good Luck!

Hi Robert, If you want Flexicam 2.0 USB with sound driver, you may want to try this site. Hope it helps. FlexiCAM USB 2 0 With Sound