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... hasn't he got the owling memo yet?

Indeed it is; there is even a thread here where your clips would be seen by those who are interested in it: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=37853

If you've not noticed it yet - This section is dedicated for LFS-movies only.

FYI, your previous video has been moved from this section as well.

Thanks - Not exactly into filming, but more interested in getting into macro photography with something like this without shelling out the big bucks. Probably the guys on the camera showoff threads know if they're any good...

Quote from Ripley :

why don't you just keep these updates in one single ever-updated post?

Pretty sure that is what has been done up to now - check out the first post. I think that is the single most edited post in the forum - its constantly being updated since 13th April!

Hi, can you point out a few of "best" setups in there. Would help those of us who are just starting out. Thanks!

Hi, what sort of adapter are you using?

... and Leeds (Edited: nothing serious there).

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Over the weekend: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new ... -police-beating-girl.html

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Quote from racer autov8 :

Yes, of course.

What does someone like you do to need many unlocks in a day?

Hi, have you,
restarted the PC and tried again?
tried a different USB port?
re-installed the Logitech drivers/software and tried again?
tried the G25 on a different PC?

I don't know if it'll help, but try these:

Quote from bbman :

Shut down your computer, wait a bit and turn it on again... And then let it do it's calibration (yes, it's supposed to turn all the way to both sides and back to null position)... If it's done that, you can enjoy your wheel...

Quote from bbman :

Check the cables and reinstall the drivers... Watch the light when it ends calibration... If the LED stays on and starts blinking after some time, and you checked the cables sit tight, you might have had a short power outage or the wheel short-circuited itself...

Quote from Tweaker :

Crank the wheel all the way to the right when the USB is UNPLUGGED. Plug the wheel back in and let it do its self calibration. Do not touch it when it is doing this. It should do several full rotations (normally would do 1).

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Quote from Poffter :

Something quite similar to this happened to me this very evening. I have had the wheel for two days and when I connect it to my comp instead of the another, desktop, it just wouldn't start. The LED would be at a very faint dimly lit condition, probably only visible due to it being completley dark in my room. No wheel-turning(calibration) would occur and the profiler wouldn't work properly.

All of this was solved with removing all drivers, cranking the wheel far right and then reinstalling them. Funny thing is the wheel probably recalibrated itself 5-6 times.

Similar problems here:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=15303
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=20762
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=65002

Sounds like power issues - anyone around you have a G25, so that you could use their power adapter and see if your wheel works?

Also try the Logitech forums - there are bound to be others having the same issue (alot of LFS-ers seemed to be having the same problem), and you might be able to get some help from Logitech support.

Good luck, hope you manage to get it fixed!

Hi there, quick question - in LFS' Options > Controls > Axes / FF, is the "Force Feedback" set to "yes"?

If so, is the "Force Strength" (same screen in Options > Controls) set to value higher than "0"?

(FYI, if FF is set to "yes" you can adjust the value using the keys "," and ".".

If the above above isn't working let us know - and we'll see what else might be wrong...