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I recently found a Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel + Pedals in our basement, and will not work with games such as Forza Horizon 4. I have seen some "solutions", such as using a software called "Forza Emuwheel", but find it very hard to trust. I cannot find any drivers from an official website to potentially fix this issue as we continue to scavenge for it, using specific key terms. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
-Nathan Fundenberger
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Hi, I'm Elise, and I'd be happy to help with your issue.
Unfortunately it’s a reasonably old device now and I believe it is no longer officially supported, which is why there will be no drivers available.
As far as I can see Emuwheel is probably the best way to get this working, what I would suggest doing is running a virus scan on the download if you are concerned. But it seems to have support among the Forza gaming community.
Kind Regards,
Elise
