bogaty

Got it sorted. A techie from Saitek emailed me earlier today. I wasn't aware that I had to delete not only the drivers found under the stick and throttle in device manager/human interface devices but also all entries under programming support/programmable devices.

bumping this so it doesn't get lost in the fanboy posts. I really need some help with this please.

I suffered a dead video card this morning and for whatever reason, I found that after buying and installing a new video card, the X-55 software got corrupted and won't start. I deleted the software, unplugged the two devices, rebooted, ran a registry cleaner and then tried reinstalling but I got the same error message. I then tried deleting the software and drivers and reinstalling from scratch but I still end up with the same error message. I don't think the drivers were completely removed from the registry as Windows would recognize both the stick and throttle as X-55 devices if I plugged them in prior to reinstalling the drivers after deleting them. I've attached a copy of the error message I get when I try to run the software. I don't want to start diving into the registry and start deleting things as I'm not that knowledgeable about such things and would prefer a step-by-step guide. Can anyone help walk me through it? I've contacted Saitek support but haven't heard anything back. Windows and games still see inputs from the stick and throttle and I can use them in games, I just can't access the software to make or edit profiles or input curves. Windows 7-64 bit Home Premium edition. I've reached the level of my PC skills and could use some help.