Hi me again,

Well have I had a gutfull right now, my system is cracking up and all because of some game I installed a few day's ago, anyway I digress,

So I unistalled the Joystick with the intention to try out the Gamepad, answer in short = No good (for me anyway) I was all over the place, no control whatsoever, so back went the Joystick, and out with the Gamepad, now I'll have to stay with the stick me thinks.

Question time (Oh no not again I hear you all cry) LOL yes afraid so:

I noticed that I could have just disabled the Gamepad, if I had done that, would what was said in the readme about having two controlllers installed being possibly responsible for stuttering gameplay still applied?

To late now, but I would like to know so that if it would have been ok to leave it in (but disabled) I can put it back in for my racing games.

I was hoping to fly tonight, looks like I'll have to refund my passengers! LOL

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At least yours rumbles, since I got XP mine does'nt and its all Saitek's fault, I always make the wrong decisions lol

Thanks though, looks like I'll have to keep plugging it in when I want to race, its a nuisance though as I can't play for long periods, and at the moment I have this Sim and a new racing game, so its a case of in, out, in, out (with the controllers I mean) lol

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I run Windows '98SE.

In Start > Settings > Gaming options > Controller ID's,  if I have more than one game controller in the list I have to change the priorities around to ensure that the controller I currently intend to use is allocated ID no. 1, (top of the list).
Otherwise there are all sorts of problems in getting the current controller to function properly, if at all...!

Cheers all... ...!
Paul.
(England).

P.S. just a tip...If the ID's are changed around the computer has to be re-set to recognise the change... ..!