JoakimE

I got it to work when i tried it again today Aaaah, these wonderfull computers and their software, allways prepared to give you an headachie

When i doubleclick the Setup.exe, the install starts, but it won't go further than to the splashscreen, i've tried to run it in Compability mode, don't work either

Never mind, found out myself For others: Computer Managment --> Diskmanagment --> Right click the drive bothering you and select "Change driveletters and Paths".

I'm having some trouble with my two harddrives in WinXP #2600. [ My Computer] ... [Hard disk drives ] Joakim1 (C Media (D Joakim 2 (E Hemsidor (F ... Well, that don't seem to bee a problem right? Well it is, the Media (D is the first partition on the second drive while Joakim 2 (E is the second partition on the first drive and should be on D: instead of Media In Win98 (looooong time ago) you could change the driveletters easily in the Device Manager, but i have'nt found the same function in XP. It was totally normal in RC2 and this is the first time i've had this trouble with the NT kernel. If somebody has any sollution to this, do answer

Yikes, that X version i becoming veeery popular, the logs are full of attacks 8)

No change, still not working as it should

Quote: Well, this is brandy-new as of 7/30, why not give it a try... http://www.logitech.com/cf/support/mousefiles_w2000.cfm I will try it sometime this weekend and post if it helps or kills XP Downloading it right now, brb with the result.

When i did a clean install I had huge problems getting my force feedback wheel to work, but when i did an upgrade from Win2k with the drivers already installed and working it worked great, and i had less problems than when i did the clean install (don't remember if i installed the VIA 4-in-1 drivers then though), did an upgrade from RC1 to RC2 today and it works just as great. My personal experience say that when doing upgrade from Win9x to NT kernel, it'll be a mess, though, when doing from one NT kernel to another it works like a dream.