The system is failing to recognize Extreme 3D pro.
The system is failing to recognize Extreme 3D pro.
The Logitech gaming application isn't recognizing my Extreme 3D Pro joystick after connection. I’m running version 8.83.85, and it does successfully detect my mouse (G700s). Is the program simply incompatible with this controller?
A discussion regarding this appeared on the Logitech forums; it appears the website is inaccurate and requires an earlier version of LGS to utilize joystick profiles. I will attempt to provide a link, though their forum structure is unusual—you might need to be registered to access it: https://community.logitech.com/s/questio...050zZSTCA2
It’s categorized as a joystick there, so I'd expect it to be:
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/produc...eme-3d-pro
Do you have the most recent version of LGS?
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/articl...#Joysticks
Have you ensured you’ve got the latest USB and motherboard drivers? That could assist your PC in recognizing the joystick.
Regarding the Colif device:
It’s shown in the system as a joystick – likely the Extreme 3D Pro model at this link: http://support.logitech.com/en_us/produc...eme-3d-pro. Do you have the most recent Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) version?
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/articl...#Joysticks
Have you ensured you’ve installed the latest USB and motherboard drivers? This might assist your PC in recognizing the joystick.
I just updated LGS after seeing your message, and I also refreshed all associated software; now it displays version 8.84.15. However, the Controller is still unresponsive.
Concerning the USB and motherboard drivers, I’m not experiencing any recognition issues – Windows can successfully identify the buttons and joystick input through the Control Panel tool, so I don't believe this is the cause, though I admit I'm not entirely sure.
A discussion regarding this topic appeared on Logitech forums; it appears the website is inaccurate and necessitates utilizing an earlier version of LGS to access joystick profiles. I will attempt to provide a link, though their forum structure is unusual – you may require login access to view it: https://community.logitech.com/s/questio...050zZSTCA2
all-right, the software works, and although it looks dated, it does the job, and even runs alongside the new software no problem. I wish there was modern support for it, but this is the next best thing. thanks.
EDIT: there is on more thing, if there's no answer, oh well, is there a way to insert time waits into the macros?
It would likely be most helpful to inquire about this on the Logitech forum; I’m unfamiliar with the issue.
I’m experiencing the identical issue. After installing the previous LG versions, it detects the device but my games aren’t loading. I’m using Windows 10. This memory card has been with me for a while and functioned correctly on Windows 7. Do you have any further recommendations?