20 Most Recent Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick Questions & Answers

Hi Mertmercanka, try setting the 'joystick deadzone' to a higher setting. This is a setting that is usually located under options -> controls.

Try plugging your joystick into a separate usb port. Also, try setting the 'joystick deadzone' setting (probably located in under options -> controls) to a higher setting.

Normally with most games there is a setting under options -> controls called 'keybindings' that you can see what your keyboard keys are assigned to. If the game registers that you have your joystick plugged in, you should be able to then click one of the key assignments and then move the part of the joystick you want to be assigned to that control. (eg. if you want to assign something like 'throttle up' to the rotating knob, you click that control in the keybindings and then rotate the knob in the direction you want to use when playing)

click on the joystick and then click on the properties tab check and adjust compatibility tick the box and move down the list to win 7 and click that ---apply and ok it sound slike a compatibility fault or a missing driver for the joystick

calibrate it with TocaEdit Xbox 360 Controller Emulator so you can leave all of your controllers connected switching from one to another

Go to google, search logitech 3d pro driver for your operating system. If it's windows 7 it should automatically install when you plug it in.

Usually with most Logitech devices "I know you've heard this" unplug it and plu it in again, but this time take a damp cloth and wipe the round silver part till it shines and reinsert the power cable

Yes it is compatible with windows vista. It is a plug and play device and should install itself as soon as you plug it in without the need of installing drivers from the included cd.

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

Go to screen and make sure throttle position is in idle position..now move slider to full idle position...on the left hand side of the slider you will find a hex screw,,,,insert the correct size hex wrench and make sure you hold the slider firmly in place and tighten the hex screw...I had a similar problem and this is how I solved [email protected]

Meanwhile the solution is EASY.
I had the same problem after a year or so. Trying to steer to the right, no response. Couldn't get worse, so i had to buy a new one, that gave me the possibility to experiment. This is what i did, and it worked. Turn the stick up side down, remove the bottom plate, only that. Put it on your desk and lift the grey plate up. There you see the x and y axis roll-contacts (excuse my tech-english). These are the little black rectangular contacts, you can recognise them by the multicolor wiring atttached. Theres 2 of them, one for pushing forward/back, and one for pushing left/right. Now be carefull, and spray a LITTLE contact spray on the middle of this roll-contact. It will lubricate the contact,which has dried up during use/time. For me it worked like a charm, as NEW! Do NOT unscrew the stick itself, otherwise you have to puzzle a lot to assemble it again (believe me, you don't need it and don't like it). Screw the bottom plate back and enjoy the flight again for months.