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The only issue I ever had was the left analog stick suddenly stopped working in two directions (it was either right and left, or right and up or down, and I forget which) and no matter of changing anything fixed it. Then one day it just... worked again.
The switch you're referring to on the gamepad is just a toggle between DIrectInput (older PC input method) and XInput (Microsoft's new Xbox controller input method). The F series gamepads are pretty much just the older "RumblePad" series updated with that switch. That's why the information states the D selection might work better on older games, as they might only detect the older DirectInput method and not the newer one.
I personally lose track of what mine is set on and only change it if I need to because it's almost always detected by everything regardless, but I think there were some times I had to change it.