Overall it does the job for some games if you are not picky and can settle for 180 degrees turning, the force feedback is still strong and can be adjusted in these games. This is for some games like ETS2 where you can't disable FFB because the game crashes on load.Īlso the contents of my SaiFF04.inf is a little different, I have the China version of LWFF wheel so maybe my hardware ID is different: *To totally disable force feedback delete/move SaiQFF04.Dll in Windows/system32 folder.
#SAITEK R440 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
I tried ws365enu.exe, it can install on Win 10 but Profiler won't work, but with this and the Saitek drivers the wheel at least works with some games on Win 10.ĮTS 2 (FFB must be disabled in game to make it work, otherwise crash, you can temporarily delete SaiQFF04.Dll* then untick FFB in game.)
#SAITEK R440 WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#
Svfn at none of the LGS software work for LWFF in Win 10. These products are supported under Win98/ME only. It does not support this wheel on Win XP, only USB HID devices listed in section 1.3.1 is supported on XP with lgs460. Even with lgs460 software which is the last to support this wheel is on Windows 98/ME only, per the list in the supplied readme. FFB worked once for me in Dirt Rally and it is very strong.Īlso no Logitech Gaming Software (lgs) works anymore on 64-bit that supports the wheel.
Have some trouble getting Steam to detect it as a actual wheel instead of xbox controller as well. It does not really work well as the paddles are not detected and there are some difficulties with the brake pedal being activated when gas is pressed. Thanks for the Saitek drivers, I am trying on Win 10 1809.
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