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<!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> <o:OfficeDocumentSettings> <o:AllowPNG/> </o:OfficeDocumentSettings> </xml><![endif]--> I have an issue with USB ports and could do with some help please….
Installed on the PC are various flight simulators and about a dozen other FPS games.
For the flight sims, I have numerous input controllers such as yoke, pedals, flight stick and throttles etc. In order for these devices to work correctly in the sims (especially with addons like OPUS or EzDok), the USB port assignments MUST remain constant.
For most of the FPS games to work though, these input devices must be either physically removed or disabled.
When next plugging them back in or enabling them for FSX etc, Windows NEVER uses exactly the same port information, meaning all the programmed buttons and functions for flight sims don’t work.
I’ve tried various methods, from simply disabling the hardware in Windows, to using individually switched and powered USB hubs, so I can turn each item off, but can't find a way that works:-(
Any ideas how to solve this guys?
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Originally Posted by henrystreet
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