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ps2 joypad problem

notoriousbmc

notoriousbmc

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hi yall

right....if i use my pad without the analogue light on my players are responsive and jinky but persist in doing the bloody roulette when i try to sharp turn, but if i turn the light on my players become sluggish and unresponsive??? any help on this matter would be great
many thanks
the bmc
 
notoriousbmc

notoriousbmc

Registered User
hitmanuk2k said:
Did you install the software that came with said adapter? If so uninstall it and it will be fine.
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any chance you know how to uninstall this software mate?? no folder for it and doesnt show in add or remove?? would be grateful for your wisdom mate.
 
Q

QuiksilverGBR

Registered User
I bought the ps2 to PC pad adapter from Play and I have to have 2 pads pluged in, both with the lights on, before I start the game, to get it to work properly.
Whether this will help or not I dont know.
 
notoriousbmc

notoriousbmc

Registered User
doesnt seem to mate thanks tho. does any1 know how to uninstall this bloody thing so i can use the windows drivers???? i am using a play smartjoy3 or is there an up to date driver i can install??
 
Franko

Franko

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Hey notorious, I think you must go to Control Panel, then click in Game Controllers (icon with gamepad) and click Remove (never tried it, but makes sense).
As for fixing...have you tried to calibrate it?Go into Control Panel, Game Controllers, then click Properties and a new window will pop-up with 2 tabs on top: Settings | Test. Go to Settings and click Calibrate... then just follow the steps.
Don't get all jumpy because I never had that problem, so I don't know if it will work, but hoping so :)
If that doesn't work...maybe it could be the PS2 to PC adaptor. Try borrowing one from a friend, or a normal PC gamepad (direct USB cable). Good luck :)
 
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