I was on short final to runway 15L at KIAH in my PMDG Continental 737-900 after a long flight from San Diego when my CH Yoke just quit working. I went to lower the gear and nothing happened. I tried lowering the flaps from 10 deg to 15 deg and nothing. I quickly checked the drop down to see if the yoke had disconnected itself and it showed as it as connected. Luckily I was in autoland mode and when I finally stopped (well, I did over run the runway slightly). :-eek Anyway, after the tug came and towed us away, Maintenance still could not find the cause. :-mad After a complete reboot all was well. Has anyone had this happen to them? If so, what was the cause? (no, I didn't kick the USB port out of it's socket).

Yes, it happened to me occasionally up until about a year ago and then it magically stopped. Let's hope that I haven't jinxed it by stating this aloud.Recently, I started FS and found the rudder pedals were inop. The next time I started up, and every time since then, the pedals have worked. I don't have an answer; I just live with it. The keyboard functions still work if you need to help that landing a bit. (Now how do I declare and emergency to MSFS ATC?)I don't know if this is significant but I do use CH Control Manager mapping.R-

Well, now two nights in a row I'm on final and no yoke. Nothing. Nada. When I get on the ground and disconnect the yoke from the USB port and reinstall it the flaps work but I can't turn left. Plane goes in tight circles to the right only. :-hmmm I'm baffled. This did not happen when I was flying Grabowski's ERJ -- only since I've been flying the PMDG 737NG.....

hi there guys,sorry to hi jack your thread, I have just purchased a second ch yoke and can not find a driver for xp. do you Know of oneregardskevinnew zealand

This thread is running in the 'FS General section'.It is about 'XP's power saving qualities. Search that section?All the best,Dave.'Three greens and soft landings'

This thread might help too?http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...2&mesg_id=77369All the best,Dave.'Three greens and soft landings'