@RVladimiro wrote:
@SteveJacksonthe issue is unrelated to drivers or firmware. The workaround is to disconnect and reconnect the wheel's USB with the game running. However, it is a workaround, the wheel will work until we shut down the game and launch it again.
You should always update the firmware of a wheel when troubleshooting.
Consoles still require wheels to have updates.
Thus it is a simple elimination.
Unplugging the wheel or changing USB is about detection. Try hard restarting the console, turning off the snooze mode and plugging the wheel when in game.
Tell me how many retries it takes if you follow that procedure.
@RVladimiro wrote:
@SteveJacksonof course it is a simple elimination but you are missing the point. This wheel doesn't have a firmware update since before F1 22 and is perfectly detected in that game and every other game on XBox. There were two games (not the F1 franchise) that had a similar issue on this console with this wheel. None was related to the wheel.
Remember these threads are read by others. If people aren't aware they have to do something, they often don't.
On consoles there is no update mechanism. People can buy "new" old stock that ships with outdated firmware.
Therefore, I stand by my advice. Just because you are aware of the update situation don't assume everyone else is. I wish there was an update mechanism for consoles that didn't involve PC connection, but AFAIK, there isn't. No-one is starting a debate about that.
But if people are aware, try, succeed then we are all on the same page. Because with a workaround or a solution, it may not work unless there are prerequisites in place.
