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Old 25th June 2010, 09:29
tigger42 tigger42 is offline
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MFD (Hello World for instance) stops working after reboot (win7,64bit)

As the thread title says. I install the drivers (in case they have been installed it is enough to go through the procedure but select "No to all" for rewrites of files on the disk.

In this configuration the MFD will work, for instance the "Hello World" example program or my own that I wrote.

However after a reboot it will stop working. Not completely though, SetString will blank the display but not display anything. The display returns to show profile setting when the program exits.
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Old 20th July 2010, 21:37
Raptor007 Raptor007 is offline
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Smile The Saitek DirectOutput service just needs to be started; no need to reinstall.

Try setting the Saitek DirectOutput service to "Automatic (Delayed Start)" per my instructions in another thread:

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If you need to reinstall the drivers after every reboot, it's likely that the DirectOutput service is simply not getting started automatically.

The first thing you should try is setting the startup type of the Saitek DirectOutput service to "Automatic (Delayed Start)" and reboot. Instructions can be found here:
http://www.saitekforum.com/showpost.php?p=79558


If that doesn't solve the issue, try creating a new text file with NotePad, with the following content:
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net stop SaiDOutput net start SaiDOutput
Make sure Windows is showing all file extensions, and rename the file "Restart DirectOutput.cmd". If you did it right, double-clicking the file should open a DOS console window and restart DirectOutput. Then put a shortcut to that file in your Start\Programs\Startup folder.
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