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<t>I am experiencing the same.<br/> I have TIR4 and running v5.0final under Vista x64. Neither ArmA2 (both retail and internal dev-build) nor DCS Ka50 are detected (no blue led). I never tried v5.0 beta5 but beta4 worked fine.<br/> <br/> Update: none of my TIR-enhanced games are detected; ArmA, ArmA...

<t>I have the v.5 set to minimize to the taskbar tray just as I had the v.4. <br/> The difference is that with v.4 I could right-click the tray-icon and select "exit" to close the application and shut down the TrackIR. That function is missing in v.5. The only option I'm getting there is to maximize...

Thanks, Vincent. You were right

<t>I have the TIR4 without trackclip.<br/> Yesterday while playing LOMAC:FC the TIR suddenly stopped tracking while I was flying. I noticed the light ontop was orange (green & red at the same time). The blue light wa still on.<br/> I exited the game, closed the TIR-software and restarted it.<br/...

The device is connected directly to an onboard port.
My profiles are 2-4KB, but Default_Profile is 784KB.
4.1.035 beta 1 developer version also works fine.
Its only .036 beta 1 that locks up on exit for me.

<t>I uninstalled 4.1.034 and installed the .036 beta 1. <br/> Everything works fine except the program hangs (not responding) when I attempt to close it (right-click exit on icon on taskbar).<br/> The same happens if I click file -> exit in the program.<br/> The only way to close it is to terminate ...

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<t>Would be very useful to have the tracking screen "always on at startup" as an option.<br/> I always have to click "view" then "tracking" every time I start the program because I want to make sure the dot is in the center area before I launch a game.<br/> Might as well make the "heads" and "guages...

<t>When you hear the sound coming from your computer put your finger on each of the fans one at a time to stop it for 3-4 seconds to see if the sound goes away.<br/> I'm still allmost certain it comes from either a capacitor on your motherboard or your powersupply. Different loads on your motherboar...

I've heard capasitors making hi-freq noises.
Check your motherboard for any capacitors that might be round at the top instead of flat.