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It is working ok, BUT, it was working better in the demo. Any help to get it back to that performance is appreciated!

<t>From everything I've read, there isn't that much difference to warrant an upgrade. Sure, there is some nicey-niceys, but nothing earth shattering. I got my "regular" trackir about a month before the trackir2 was announced. Felt a little burned, but it does work well overall, so no complaints and ...

I had the same problem, but a reinstall of windows fixed it. Seems an awfully drastic "solution".

How come there isn't just an .inf file that you can point windows to??? That's what it is asking for when it hangs!

Yeah, I don't think it is an admin issue either. Like it has been reported, you get a "USB device" rather than the specific ID (which I did finally get after a reformat/reinstall). Somehow, XP isn't recognizing what the device really is (other than USB). Weird!

Yep, the good ol' reformat/reinstall scenario... amazing how that "fixes" the problem (thanks a bunch MS). But I hate to recommend it just in case it doesn't fix things.

Actually Snake, what I did was enable the 2.0 drivers, not disable them, so I have no idea. Maybe it was a fluke on the reinstall, I dunno, but playing around with this thing in IL2 FB is a blast (but it does take a lot of adjusting to as well). Hope you get it working.

Got mine installed. Seemed to be a USB 1 vs. USB 2 for me. Don't know if that is the main issue or not.

<t>Ok got it working under WinXP, however, it went the HARD way. I tried to add a bootable partition with Partionmagic... well, it was "magic" alright! It hung halfway thru and after doing a reboot, I had no operating system AT ALL! During the reinstall, I noticed that my motherboard, although suppo...

<t>Ok, don't want to sound overly optimistic, but on another board (Frugal's world) where he had done a review of the trackir, I asked if he had any ideas. He said there should be a exusbw2k.inf file in your Windows INF folder and maybe by pointing the install to that file it would work. Sounds like...

Just wondering if all the people having install problems under WinXP also have a SBLive sound card?