I foolishly tried a tool that I downloaded called the Thrustmaster calibration tool, and now for the last three days, the thrust calibration is whacked. It only works in the last 1cm of travel and in that 1cm of travel, it goes from zero thrust to full afterburner, and nothing in-between. It's almost, but not quite, useless. All other control functions work perfectly. Today I successfully refueled in-flight, and talk about stroking the throttle to maintain position on the fuel nozzle - it was challenging. I had to do it for the challenge though. Anyway, does anyone have any ideas on how I can fix this? I have uninstalled/reinstalled drivers, reinstalled firmware, tried Windows 10's USB Game Controller calibration tool, tried restarting my computer, and changing USB ports (there is no hub in use between the throttle and the PC). I opened up the throttle to check wiring, though I didn't really think this was likely the issue since it happened immediately after using that stupid calibration tool, but no issues that I could see with wiring. I did see another thread on this from December 2020, and posted there as well. I hope I'm not in violation by starting a new thread, but I am going crazy. I contacted Thrustmaster support using their contact page on March 27th, but haven't heard back except to say "we received your request." If I have to, I'll reinstall Windows, but I can't even imagine how monumental of a task that will be. I'm running Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS, dual throttle, and pedals. Please, can anyone offer some advice to help me?