I have been having Windows 10 crashes at various times but mostly when I tried to download a few specific programs. I noticed that in the brief note of crash there was a CH Products SYS file was causing the problem. I then unloaded all CH Products software and cleaned them from the registry. Since then the same downloads that caused crashes now work as the should. Rocket Jockey Patch Xp Service. I remember that I had a difficult time trying to find drivers when my yoke acted strange.

Sound Fx Studio Free Download. Windows 7 is telling me that the controllers all working ok, but the FSX simulator does not recognize them? Is there a driver problem?

They were on some odd site but a long trail from the CH site took me there so it just looked like another CH messy attempt at software. Does anyone know of an 'official' site fro CH drivers? I have been having Windows 10 crashes at various times but mostly when I tried to download a few specific programs. I noticed that in the brief note of crash there was a CH Products SYS file was causing the problem. I then unloaded all CH Products software and cleaned them from the registry.

Since then the same downloads that caused crashes now work as the should. I remember that I had a difficult time trying to find drivers when my yoke acted strange. They were on some odd site but a long trail from the CH site took me there so it just looked like another CH messy attempt at software.

Does anyone know of an 'official' site fro CH drivers? Hi there, My CH Eclipse Yoke works great in my config, with Win10 AU driver: I only tried once to use CH Control Manager but it really messed up my (CH Yoke) controls settings in P3D.

All my CH products work fine with the CH Control Manager, and includes many macros and extensive functions. This is on a system that started out as Win7, upgraded to Win8, then Win8.1, then Win10, and now Win10Anni, I've got FSX, FSX:SE and P3D v2 and P3d v3 installed all still work with the CH setup no issues. The problem I see mostly is that a shortcut to 'C: Program Files (x86) CH Products CMCtlCtr.exe' should be placed in the. Start Menu Programs Startup folder. The CH Manager must be configured, save the config and that configuration is 'downloaded' to the driver setup. When the system starts up the CMCtlCtr.exe configures it automatically.

All my CH products work fine with the CH Control Manager, and includes many macros and extensive functions. This is on a system that started out as Win7, upgraded to Win8, then Win8.1, then Win10, and now Win10Anni, I've got FSX, FSX:SE and P3D v2 and P3d v3 installed all still work with the CH setup no issues.

The problem I see mostly is that a shortcut to 'C: Program Files (x86) CH Products CMCtlCtr.exe' should be placed in the. Start Menu Programs Startup folder. The CH Manager must be configured, save the config and that configuration is 'downloaded' to the driver setup. When the system starts up the CMCtlCtr.exe configures it automatically. Really interesting Steve, Will give it a try with your solution, and see WH. Thank you for the tip.