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PFC Rudder Pedals: Game Port Compatability with WIN7?

Started by FredK, August 07, 2011, 10:38:07 AM

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I have an older non-USB PFC rudder pedal set. The set worked in XP but does not work in WIN7 using a game port to USB adapter.

From what I have read WIN7 no longer supports game port drivers but some have reported to get their legacy hardware to work none-the-less. I want to use my old PFC rudder pedals and yoke in my dual seat cockpit for the FO side.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Fred K
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saabpilot

Hi,

I understand you - they are oldies but goodies  :D
If nothing else works you could maybe disassemble them and replace the game port in them with a Leo Bodnar joystick card.

Bjorn
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