Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Saitek software issue

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | PC Support | Saitek software issue

DVA9440
Captain, MD-88
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Posted onPost created on December 02 2011 12:19 ET by John Maxwell

I recently purchased Saitek Combat Rudder Pedals, and unfortunately I installed the software as instructed. All of my settings have been screwed up ever since. I have the Saitek yoke and throttle quads. I want to uninstall the software, but I'm having problems even finding it. I'm running FSX on Windows7. Any help would be much appreciated.

John Maxwell

Captain, MD-88

DVA7484
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260 legs, 1,104.6 hours ACARS
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Posted onPost created on December 04 2011 13:42 ET by David Smith

Uninstall the Saitek in the control panel under programs. If it is not there then look for the Saitek sub directory probably C:\program files (x86)\ siatek???? whatever. Delete the entire Saitek directory. Then go to start and type msconfig in the box and hit enter. Check under the services, and startup, tabs to see if there are any Saitek lines there. If there are just uncheck the box, click on apply , save and your done. I made that same mistake when I installed the additional throttle quadrant. Hope this helps

David Smith (DVA7484)

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