Hardware & Technical X52 win 10 bindings randomly not working

Trumpetdude

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Sorry about 'another' X52 post but I'm a bit stuck. Ages ago, the pinkie trigger stopped being recognised in the game. In the joystick software and setup the trigger was shown as working, it wasn't until I started messing around with custom profiles that I got back, however, now the mouse wheel on the throttle won't be recognised even after going through the same steps that I used for the pinkie trigger, and yes, it's still being recognised by the X52 software on the desktop.

Is a power issue? MFD has issues occasionally in staying illuminated.
 

Flimley

Flimley
Hey Trumpetdude, is your X52 plugged into a USB-2 port ? Because strange things can happen when plugged into USB-3.

Any good ?

Flimley
 

undertaker

undertaker
x52 fix

Trumpetdude said:
Sorry about 'another' X52 post but I'm a bit stuck. Ages ago, the pinkie trigger stopped being recognised in the game. In the joystick software and setup the trigger was shown as working, it wasn't until I started messing around with custom profiles that I got back, however, now the mouse wheel on the throttle won't be recognised even after going through the same steps that I used for the pinkie trigger, and yes, it's still being recognised by the X52 software on the desktop.

Is a power issue? MFD has issues occasionally in staying illuminated.
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had the same problem, dries you mad, try this fix: open the box near the windows icon bottom left hand side of the screen
Type joy
this will bring up box set up USB game controllers
select Control Pannel
select x52
select properties
check all working including the Pinkey key
Important LEAVE the window OPEN
run elite
seem to work for me
hope this helps fly safe
 

FuzzySpider

FuzzySpider
Windows 10 has a power saving feature which can shut off USB ports. It's annoying and it occurs every single time the thing is updated.

Try going to the power settings and switch that off (device manager > controller thingy > power options).
 

samuelb

samuelb
FuzzySpider said:
Windows 10 has a power saving feature which can shut off USB ports. It's annoying and it occurs every single time the thing is updated.

Try going to the power settings and switch that off (device manager > controller thingy > power options).
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Fuzzy Spider, have you tried managing the power settings using a policy rather than through the device manager? This will probably solve your woes.
 
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