X52 pro + Windows 7 = BSOD

[Slayer]

I recently upgraded to Windows 7x64 now my X52pro is causing 'Bad Pool Caller' BSOD's if I spend any amount of time in the profiler software. I'm 90% sure it's a driver/software issue due to the amount of threads on BSOD's with Win7 x64 and another user is having the exact problem as I am.

 

I really hope they can get this sorted soon as LOFC2 really needs the profiler software and I dont feel like setting up my controls 5 times in the game - 80% of the commands are the same....and I spent literally weeks getting everything set up just right for DCS and LOFC2

 

What a bummer I like this stick still and didn't really want to put out another $300.00 for something comparable but Saitek is really slow at addressing problems like this, especially for an older product.

[Panzertard]

Conflicts between the input-mechanisms in FC/DCS can cause such issues.

You may need to ensure that no such conflicts can happen - so ensure that your categories for each aircraft + controller doesn't use the same assignements:

http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=813064&postcount=3

Instead of "KA-50" replace it with "F-15" - then be sure you have your own unique assignement in the controller column.

Repeat for all aircrafts.

Edited April 5, 2010 by Panzertard

[Slayer]

I should have been more clear in my original post. This happens when Im programing a profile in the saitek software. The game runs flawlessly for me and doesn't crash at all. Its the stick software that doesnt work properly under Windows 7 x64 :/

 

I cleared all the assignments under the X52 in the game except the axis assignments to prevent any conflicts like that.

[Panzertard]

Hm, have you tried a few new versions of SST? Or even Beta versions? You'll need to register over at the saitek site to get access to them I think.