MustangSally

Did you look on Winwings site???

Switch it off in Simappro!

He resolved the issue 3 weeks ago!

Does it work in Simappro? Also ensure the the usb plug is pushed in firmly

....and you might have had a better response to your question if you posted in the correct forum. This is the old Alpha 2.0 sub-forum. https://forum.dcs.world/forum/66-multiplayer/

It's part of the grip, not a separate device

No, it's part of the grip

You have a PC/AV problem. Disable any antivirus programs and try again?

The dampeners are designed to be fitted without the springs.....helicopters

Winwings website has a Customer Service link at the top. Click on it and go to the knowledge base. In there under software you find the resolution. Looks something like this... null

Something wrong at your end. Web site is up and running fine

Your the first, so I'd be looking at you system before blaming the MIP

See if the following vid provides some answers...

Did you read section 7 of the Simappro Manual that's pinned at the top of this forum?

As per Rob10, your paths are incorrect

This happens in DCS when flying? If it does, I'd check you don't have any other axis on another device that has the same xy binding

It is a known problem with Win10. I had the issue for quite some time until I upgraded to Win11

Win10 has this problem. No issues at all with Win11

Look for the x86 version

No, the Winwing F/A-18 and F-16EX grips are painted aluminum. I have both and have had both apart.

Alloy gimbal and grip

Try and re-install the x86 version of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages for Visual Studio 2017 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 ...and as above, all config and calibration data is stored in eprom on the device

Both F-16EX and F/A-18 grips are aluminum! Redkites review...

I've pulled apart both my F-16EX and F/A-18 grips and I can assure you that they are all aluminum!

Please stop with the BS. The grips are aluminum!!