I just got a new computer and I'm reinstalling everything. I noticed that Windows 10 automatically detected all my Saitek hardware. It all works except the clock on the Yoke. Do I need to manually install drivers from Saitek website or something? The thing is that the drivers on their website are from 2018 so I'm confused now. What should I do? Is the clock not showing a different issue?

 

1 hour ago, Tomaz Drnovsek said:

Is the clock not showing a different issue?

The clock doesn't need a driver. Failure of the LCD display is also one of the many known problems with the Saitek yoke, so that may be your problem.

Edited February 19, 20215 yr by MarkDH

16 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

The clock doesn't need a driver. Failure of the LCD display is also one of the many known problems with the Saitek yoke, so that may be your problem.

Well, the display is on but the clock always shows 00:00:00. It was working on my old comouter this morning so it must be something software related.

Just now, Tomaz Drnovsek said:

Well, the display is on but the clock always shows 00:00:00. It was working on my old comouter this morning so it must be something software related.

Just to ask the obvious, have you tried pressing the buttons? From memory it has two modes, one of which is a stopwatch.

Just now, MarkDH said:

Just to ask the obvious, have you tried pressing the buttons? From memory it has two modes, one of which is a stopwatch.

Yes. The other mode is the timer but I get zeros in both modes.

1 minute ago, Tomaz Drnovsek said:

Yes. The other mode is the timer but I get zeros in both modes.

Well, I'm out of ideas :)

2 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

Well, I'm out of ideas 🙂

Thanks for trying to help! I don't actually need a clock but if that doesn't work, something else might not work either. That's my reasoning.

Maybe somebody else had the same issue. Or I'll just try my luck with those 2018 drivers.

I got it working. I changed the Yoke USB from USB 3.2 Gen 1 port to USB 3.2 Gen 2 port and the clock appeared.