Unplug the wheel>uninstall G-HUB>manually delete the logitech folder in C:\users{name}\AppData>run RegEdit>delete the Logitech folder in LOCAL MACHINE>restart>install G-HUB again>connect the wheel>calibrate.  //

Posted July 19, 2022

On 7/18/2022 at 3:28 PM, Ryansands6 said:
I finally got my wheel to somewhat work. I can now control the centering spring to were it is at a playable level but force feed back still doesn't work. I am using the Logitech G hub software and the only way I can get my wheel to connect to it is to open g hub with the wheel plugged in, then go into the windows settings and find the wheel under devices, then remove the device from the menu, then unplug the wheel and plug it back in and g hub will allow the wheel to connect. I did try to get help from the Logitech tech support and they were as useless as anything.

That sound exactly like registry/driver corruption to me. You should remove all traces of the logitech software before you connect your wheel again and let windows reinstall the drivers. //

Thank you very much.
I followed the steps you posted and my FFB and my leds are working OK again with every game. 🤟 //

I did exactly this cause i found a toturial on this but where u use the 2020 version, the 2020 version profiles for my wheel didn't even adapt to what i changed and now i did it again but this time i restarted my pc and then reinstalled it like you said and it works now! The LED and the FFB. Tbh ur a life safer dude!