My game crashes if my steering wheel is plugged in

[deadName]

I really don't knnow what's cousing it to crash, but when the steering wheels isn't plugged in the game works fine. My steering wheel is: Hama uRage GripZ and my graphics card is: Radeon RX 570 with updated drivers on both graphic cards and steering wheels. Thanks in advance.

[✪Happy Dude✪]

well it must be a falty stearing wheel if it dont work just use a ps4 official controller insted alot of steam games works with one or use the keyboard i tryed to use a ps4 controller but i was crap at that so i just stick with keyboard controlls

[deadName]

Originally posted by 💛🔥AwesomeGamer🔥💛:

well it must be a falty stearing wheel if it dont work just use a ps4 official controller insted alot of steam games works with one or use the keyboard i tryed to use a ps4 controller but i was crap at that so i just stick with keyboard controlls

The thing is that I bought the Steering wheel to play the game with it

[Ryu]

I found some posts from folks who couldn't get this wheel to work when using 64-bit. They solved it by un-installing the wheel driver and letting Windows detect it. Evidently that wheel is a bit old and the drivers from manufacturer are not 64-bit ready.

[TjZ™ @OLED #RFX!]

Originally posted by RedSK:

I really don't knnow what's cousing it to crash, but when the steering wheels isn't plugged in the game works fine. My steering wheel is: Hama uRage GripZ and my graphics card is: Radeon RX 570 with updated drivers on both graphic cards and steering wheels. Thanks in advance.

I mean sure its a 60 euros setup kit. I actually had to google it cause I never heard that name. Though to be honest this one isn't even worth your time to troubleshoot, either get a second hand G27, G29 or G920 from Logitech these are the "good" known standard starter wheels for ETS2 or overall driving games. I personally started with the G920 as well but I then enhanced it to a Fanatec setup a year later for some other purposes like sim racing as well.

But to keep it short, get a logitech wheel because the ones you use only have 180 degrees of rotation which will just be a pain to use in ETS2.

[deadName]

Originally posted by TjZ™ // #PCMR @4K // #RFX! <:

Originally posted by RedSK:

I really don't knnow what's cousing it to crash, but when the steering wheels isn't plugged in the game works fine. My steering wheel is: Hama uRage GripZ and my graphics card is: Radeon RX 570 with updated drivers on both graphic cards and steering wheels. Thanks in advance.

I mean sure its a 60 euros setup kit. I actually had to google it cause I never heard that name. Though to be honest this one isn't even worth your time to troubleshoot, either get a second hand G27, G29 or G920 from Logitech these are the "good" known standard starter wheels for ETS2 or overall driving games. I personally started with the G920 as well but I then enhanced it to a Fanatec setup a year later for some other purposes like sim racing as well.

But to keep it short, get a logitech wheel because the ones you use only have 180 degrees of rotation which will just be a pain to use in ETS2.

Thanks I'm not a proffesional in these so I bought what I liked and I should looked it up somewhere but thanks for the recommendation.