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Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2
I'm just surprised that my Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 joystick seems
not to work in Vista x64. I plug the USB and nothing happens, it doesn't detect it. Is any way to have it to work? In Win98 and Win XP I had no problem with it. I didn't even need a driver, was automatically detected. Now, it's like plugging a dead pile of junk. |
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Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2
J.Peinado wrote:
I'm just surprised that my Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 joystick seems not to work in Vista x64. I plug the USB and nothing happens, it doesn't detect it. Is any way to have it to work? In Win98 and Win XP I had no problem with it. I didn't even need a driver, was automatically detected. Now, it's like plugging a dead pile of junk. Thanks for the heads up. I'll keep it in mind if I'm ever out shopping for a joystick. |
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Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2
I'm not sure that it will work with Vista 64 bit. What does the Microsoft
Hardware site say? -- Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/windows "J.Peinado" wrote in message ... I'm just surprised that my Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 joystick seems not to work in Vista x64. I plug the USB and nothing happens, it doesn't detect it. Is any way to have it to work? In Win98 and Win XP I had no problem with it. I didn't even need a driver, was automatically detected. Now, it's like plugging a dead pile of junk. |