Then, unplugged the USB / Plugged it back in and it prompted plug n play again, this installed said it was getting the device ready.Okay so this is not exactly the biggest surprise story of the year but nevertheless Slightly Mad Studios have recently confirmed that Project CARS will support the new Logitech G29 and G920 racing wheels when they launch.

The wheel reacted several times doing this process, I didn't touch it. Then, I went to Start > Settings (icon) > Devices > Right clicked on Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel USB > Remove Device. This prompted me Yes or No to whether or not I wanted to Uninstall the driver software. The fix in my situation was uninstalling the driver software from Device Manager, making sure to choose the one NOT labeled (HID). I noticed that the force feedback didn't kick in until I ran into another car. I then started NFS Payback and the wheel finally worked. Then, unplugged the USB / Plugged it back in and it prompted plug n play again, this installed said it was getting the device ready.The wheel reacted several times doing this process, I didn't touch it.Uninstalled the Logitech Gaming Software.Then, I went to Start > Settings (icon) > Devices > Right clicked on Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel USB > Remove Device.This prompted me Yes or No to whether or not I wanted to Uninstall the driver software.The fix in my situation was uninstalling the driver software from Device Manager, making sure to choose the one NOT labeled (HID).The wheel wasn't being recognized in Payback but was working normally in NFS16.

I was able to get this working after having the same problem. Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel USB

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