I'm not 110 %sure now, but i think i tested the yoke not in P3D but as you said just right-left-up-down there was no issue what i remember, but maybe i didn't tried enough maybe needs a couple of minutes i will try it. Goodnight :)))

9 hours ago, ibrahim280901 said:

I'm not 110 %sure now, but i think i tested the yoke not in P3D but as you said just right-left-up-down there was no issue what i remember, but maybe i didn't tried enough maybe needs a couple of minutes i will try it. Goodnight :)))

With that calibration screen showing don't do anything for 10 minutes. Walk away and do something else. When you come back see if the yoke still responds.

But really, you need to test on another Windows computer with USB Power Management disabled. If the problem remains then it's definitely the yoke.

okay i will try :))

okay i will try 

i got my rudder today and tried one more time and still the same i'm so close to give up 😞

The chances of all that equipment being faulty is zero. The solution has already been given to you. Power Management tab for all USB Hubs in Device Manager.

okay can you write the fix/solution step by step like: 

1. ????

2. ???? 

then i will see where i'm doing wrong. 

40 minutes ago, ibrahim280901 said:

okay can you write the fix/solution step by step like: 

1. ????

2. ???? 

then i will see where i'm doing wrong. 

Follow the instructions starting at page 4 ...

https://www.hamoperator.com/Fusion/FusionFiles/K9EQ-Fusion-PDF-0023.pdf

Edited February 17, 20197 yr by Ray Proudfoot

i have already done all these before i have unchecked them all. 

something i dont understand is that it just happened randomly example everything was normal and ok today but tomorrow this happens. And now after i got this issue for long time ago i can't even remember the first of all it happened.  

9 hours ago, ibrahim280901 said:

i have already done all these before i have unchecked them all. 

something i dont understand is that it just happened randomly example everything was normal and ok today but tomorrow this happens. And now after i got this issue for long time ago i can't even remember the first of all it happened.  

Look in Event Viewer to see if there are any error or warning messages. Disabling the USB Power option should clear this type of problem.

I'm really out of ideas.  Maybe someone else can offer asistance.

Big thanks for your help i appreciate it. 

If i remove all the devices there have to do with the saitek yoke, rudder and throttle and restart my pc will they come back again? It will right? Then do you think i should try it?

50 minutes ago, ibrahim280901 said:

Big thanks for your help i appreciate it. 

If i remove all the devices there have to do with the saitek yoke, rudder and throttle and restart my pc will they come back again? It will right? Then do you think i should try it?

Yes they will. I suggest you disconnect yoke, throttle and pedals and reboot. Plug one back in at a time and they will be recognised.

As I said earlier I just cannot think of anything else for you to try. Sorry.

thanks i will try it and give info about the result

And something i noticed was when my yoke disconnected my rudder still works and my rudder's USB cable is plugged in the yoke's USB-input you know there are 3 USB next to the yoke's own USB cable. 

4 minutes ago, ibrahim280901 said:

And something i noticed was when my yoke disconnected my rudder still works and my rudder's USB cable is plugged in the yoke's USB-input you know there are 3 USB next to the yoke's own USB cable. 

That isn't possible. How can something work when it's not connected to the PC. Check Control Panel - Devices and Printers and see if the rudder pedals are listed there.