New Logitech G29 Issues

[BassCannon]

Recently when loading up AMS2 I will sometimes get a glitch that is not taking input from my wheel or pedals into the game. After a few restarts or plugging in/unplugging the wheel from my PC its about a 50/50 chance of it working. I try the wheel and pedal configurator as well and it takes no wheel inputs except for the X and O buttons for clicking thru the menu of the game. This only started happening recently and I'm not sure which update it was after. Any info for helping solve this strange issue would be awesome, thanks!

[Peter Stefani]

Don't use Logitech G-Hub, or USB hub, don't play PC2, and save your "tuningsetups" folder, then delete the AMS2 Documents folder, and re-start the game.

[nyrmetros]

It's still not working for me either. Very frustrated.

[[SRS13]Rastus(TTT)]

Make sure your wheel is powered up and has run it's calibration before starting the game.
If this doesn't work then select "Custom Wheel" and manually assign all axis, the pedals and buttons, then, calibrate the wheel and pedals.
Had to do this to get my CSL DD working despite there being a specific profile for the wheel.
It HAD previously been fine but the July update caused the game to stop recognising the wheel in any way shape or form.
When assigning the wheel rotation quickly turn and re-centre the rim, same with the pedals, if you try this slowly you may get a "multiple inputs detected" error.

[ProudTiger]

Broken with latest G Hub software.
Does not calibrate here but in G Hub,the wheel works with the AMS 2 setting.
Displays 0 in the AMS 2 calibration screen.

[Curious297]

With your G29 wheel plugged into power and usb, open Logitech Gaming software (I use the latest firmware version 89.0.25) Always had problems using G-hub so I keep this version as it always works or if you have the LCORE.exe Version 9.2.65.0 which you can find here:
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360025298053-Logitech-Gaming-Software then click on Show All Downloads for the different versions available

Now once you have installed the LGS version you like, now go to the windows search bar and look for joy.cpl and open it. Here you should see your attached controllers of which one of them should be your G29. Click on properties then move your wheel / peddles and see the corresponding lights and bars move. This means your wheel is installed /recognised and all drivers are working.

If ever your wheel stops working, open joy.cpl and see if it appears. IF not then you have a software / driver issue

[Pvt Tommy]

Originally posted by Curious297:

With your G29 wheel plugged into power and usb, open Logitech Gaming software (I use the latest firmware version 89.0.25) Always had problems using G-hub so I keep this version as it always works or if you have the LCORE.exe Version 9.2.65.0 which you can find here:
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360025298053-Logitech-Gaming-Software then click on Show All Downloads for the different versions available

Now once you have installed the LGS version you like, now go to the windows search bar and look for joy.cpl and open it. Here you should see your attached controllers of which one of them should be your G29. Click on properties then move your wheel / peddles and see the corresponding lights and bars move. This means your wheel is installed /recognised and all drivers are working.

If ever your wheel stops working, open joy.cpl and see if it appears. IF not then you have a software / driver issue

Logitech is somehow always messing up the G-Hub program. So annoying.