Any assignment of multi-key presses or macros to a single button. However, game sees a number of the rollers and sliders as a 'switch' rather than incremental changes. Within control panel, controller buttons, etc., function correctly. This takes the pinkie switch out of play for use in the game, since it doesn't recognize the sticks modes and shift states. There appears to be a compatibility problem with the Saitek driver for the X52 game controller and Windows 8.
#SAITEK X52 WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS INSTALL#
Instead select the USB driver to install yourself. Select the option that doesnt automatically update drivers. Right click and choose to Update drivers. Find the USB symbol with a triangle /red exclamation mark. Switching away from the default profile - the stick display reads "no profile" on startup but this is misleading - there is a hardwired profile built into the stick that sets the scroll wheel, mouse nub and its associated button to generate mouse events and sets the pinkie switch into "shift" mode. Download latest drivers and when prompted to plug in x52 pro go to Device Manager. Switching the "clutch" (i) button to be a standard button rather than being used as a special key within the stick that generates no button events to the OS. I find the support page on Logitech and downloaded the software from there, but when I try to install it says that I'm trying to run a 32 bit application on a 64 bit OS. The stick will work with standard drivers but the product drivers AND profiling software are needed for the following: 64 Bit Software for Saitek x52 I'm trying to set up a Saitek x52 (not pro) on Windows 10. The product website links above are good.
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