Always had to plug the Multipanel directly to the computer to get it to work. And the problem actually got worse if I used the accessory power supply for the yoke. if it worked at all it was dismal and would always loose power during flight. Never worked well before? Ha! In fact if the Multipanel was connected to that hub on the back of the yoke. Another connection that would just not work before with either my previous system or or the separate laptop. So having seen the difference I decided to again try plugging my Saitek Multipanel directly into a port on the USB hub on the back side of the yoke. That issue had also been reported by a number of other users.
H100i driver windows 10 windows 7#
With my previous Windows 7 system and with a separate Windows 7 laptop, the same Saitek controls would not work reliably if connect to any USB 3.0 port.
H100i driver windows 10 windows 10#
I had noted that with the new Windows 10 system I recently built my Saitek Pro Flight Cessna Yoke and Pro Flight Pedals now work fine when connected to an external powered USB 3.0 hub. Last night I did some "experimental" flying.
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