Author Topic: New CH Pro Pedals not working. (Read 713 times)

Hajo · « **Reply #15 on:** January 19, 2003, 01:09:21 PM »

Daverino

Glad to hear you've setup with no problems. Lot's running XP with no problems, lots' running 98 with no problems. As to USB and analog improving FR, that's questionable. My FR maxed out at a steady 85 to 90. And that's using analog. If one is using analog with no problems, or any OS with no problems, upgrading (so to speak) is not worthwhile. Again....the folks at microsoft or any manufacturer of any product are going to try and sell what they have. I've seen no advantage to using USB sticks etc. No spiking with my setup....system resources a constant 93% and with the fast system I have no need to spend money on something I already have.

I've built 9 systems all using 98SE and find it very friendly when swapping Mobos and cpus. Take out old, put in new, leave all other devices (HD,Floppy CD etc.) in. Plug in new mobo, plug in drives, reinstall win98SE again and I'm off. Takes about 2 hours for the whole process. Again...with the ease I'm having doing these things why would I want to change to XP?

Plus....I've heard nothing but problems with those using WinXP and CH Products. Using CH Products here and not a whimper

DAVENRINO · « **Reply #16 on:** January 19, 2003, 01:55:13 PM »

Hajo,
Sure can't argue with what works for you. XP was a BIG upgrade for me because 98ME was the most unstable piece o junk I ever had on a computer. I still have 98SE on my laptop and it works great. I just wanted to let those of you whom want to stay with 98SE know that you should prolly avoid the Nforce boards.

DJ229

Hajo · « **Reply #17 on:** January 19, 2003, 04:04:35 PM »

Daverino cc thnks

latest mobo an ASUS A7V333...via chipsets the KT333...so far so good.....better lucky then good

bigsky · « **Reply #18 on:** January 20, 2003, 10:39:45 PM »

thanks guys, i solved my problems due to this post. but i posted the same situation as daddogs but i asked ahead of time. i have a XP system. and it was simple when you dont install the ch software and calibrate in win control panel. then use the AH enableing stuff to seperate the the rudder controls from the joystick. AH sees them as two joysticks. you need to enable rudders to just work as Z-axis and (toe) brakes. that is the key. a good bruise upside me head. damn it was easy when i got it ... dooo. thanks again