Also check your BIOS for any USB power settings... 

Also check your BIOS for any USB power settings... 

Im in my bios and I cant find anything to do with usb and power.

=(

WHat USB options are there?  Just for testing can you try disabling USB 3.0?  I think that is the unknown controller in your Device manager.  Do you still have the yellow triangle?

PSolk.
Oh my goodness. you just fix the problem for me wit hthe warning sigh. Thank you. So it was the USB 3.0 that was the error.  Thank you so much.
Just hold fingers cross that tihis made the toke to work.
Thank you once again

Well that certainly addresses one issue.  Disabling it is not ideal, we will want to find the right USB 3.0 drivers eventually but if you don't have devices utilizing USB 3.0 (I know I don't) then it shouldn't hurt anything.  Fingers crossed the issue with the yoke and the timeout are related to the 3.0 not being recognized by the OS.  

More than 15  min passed, no problem's yet. I have so far no usb 3.0.

keeping my fingers crossed!

Hmm ok, it stopped working again, But im winning with your help. Thank you

:t0103:   OK, let ,me think a bit...  Do me a favor, with the yoke plugged in go back to device manager and delete it.   Then unplug it and reboot.  Log back into Windows and plug the yoke back in.  Let it re-install...

OK I did it, But rather than Windows download me the driver I downloaded it from Saitek suport and their software.
Lets see what  happens.
Johann

:angry: once again stopped working. followed your step and still.. Even their software couldnt get any inputs from me.
I think it a time for everyone to take a break. Thank you all for what you done for me.
I realy do appriciate it. =D
 

Johann,

 

I've been following this with interest and I thought Paul had cracked the problem. You have the 32-bit version of Windows 7 don't you? That is unusual. I'm sure you've found this site but I will post it anyway.

 

http://www.saitek.com/UK/down/drivers.php

 

Of course this is the English site. There is probably one for your own language. Dutch?

 

If you haven't already tried downloading that executable it might be worth trying.

Can you get or do you have a cheap USB 1.1 powered hub anywhere?  Short of that can I connect to your PC somehow? 

 

Two last thoughts, did we ever delete the intel controllers and let them re-install and finally did you reset the powere setting on all of your USB controllers and devices to disable power mgmt after re-installing them?

Johann,

 

I've been following this with interest and I thought Paul had cracked the problem. You have the 32-bit version of Windows 7 don't you? That is unusual. I'm sure you've found this site but I will post it anyway.

 

http://www.saitek.com/UK/down/drivers.php

 

Of course this is the English site. There is probably one for your own language. Dutch?

 

If you haven't already tried downloading that executable it might be worth trying.

Thank you ray.

I did try there drivers just now. and same problem. I just do not get it why my pc isnt saying anything anout the yoke when in stops working. IT like my pc receive a signal but they signal say do not do anything.

Okay Johann, it was worth trying. I'll hand you back to Paul. :smile: