by StargazerWoods » Sun Nov 16, 2014 12:00 pm
To follow on Airmail's line of thought, I was in contact with Saitek/MadKatz when I first got my panels because I was having a few problems.
Whilst, in my opinion, it shouldn't make a difference, they suggested plugging the panels into a rear-mounted USB port and not using any hubs or extensions. They insisted that it should be plugged directly into the mainboard.
And lo and behold, using the rear ports in combination with the SPAD driver has given me a rather nice run of stability and good functionality.
Because the rear ports in my PC aren't especiacally easy to get to and because, when not in use, my yoke sits off to one side and needs to unplug, I have run two (very short) extension cables from the back of the PC which sit neatly atop the tower so I have two rear mainboard slots pointing out the front for me.
Good luck, and let us know if this doesn't work se we can try and think of something else. Alternatively, if we can't help, check with Saitek. I'm sure they'll attempt to help.
Regards,
Rob.