Post by nigelvm on Oct 10, 2019 16:24:41 GMT
Dear Forum Members,
Lately I have been DIY'ing my old G25 steering wheel to act as a handbrake.
To do this, I took out a single brake pedal and wired it through the PCB and connected it to my PC via USB.
However, other axes than the pedal that I need are also randomly activating and deactivating. When mapping axes in games it recognizes the random axes first.
To fix this I downloaded vJoy and created a new device with only the axis that I need. The problem now is that the original G25 drivers are still active and it still recognizes the randomly activation axes.
How do I disable or hide the standard driver so that it doesnt get recognized by games anymore? I tried disabling and removing them but that makes the pedal/handbrake unusable since it needs drivers to work.
Thanks in advance,
Nigel
Lately I have been DIY'ing my old G25 steering wheel to act as a handbrake.
To do this, I took out a single brake pedal and wired it through the PCB and connected it to my PC via USB.
However, other axes than the pedal that I need are also randomly activating and deactivating. When mapping axes in games it recognizes the random axes first.
To fix this I downloaded vJoy and created a new device with only the axis that I need. The problem now is that the original G25 drivers are still active and it still recognizes the randomly activation axes.
How do I disable or hide the standard driver so that it doesnt get recognized by games anymore? I tried disabling and removing them but that makes the pedal/handbrake unusable since it needs drivers to work.
Thanks in advance,
Nigel
