Hi Rushad!
Glad you got it sorted! Though it works perfectly happily for me whilst
not being run As Admin — but hey, this is Windoze, right?
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However, I didn't install it in any of the protected "Program Files" areas, but safely in a separate subdirectory of the C: drive that contains individual subdirectories for all my PSX add-ons: if you installed it in, for example, Program Files (x86) (which is probably the default), that could be the cause of your problem?
I've been using JoyToKey for years now, and it's totally reliable at doing what it does — which means that all of Hardy's keyboard commands are assignable to any button (I use it to assign PSX commands to switches on my 'hog throttle and my 'hog throttle base, and also to all the pushbuttons, rocker switches, and toggle switches that are available on the VRinsight TT panel).
@beat578
> "If I understand you, you can press the button and see, that something happenes in Prepar."
Well that would work as well (JoyToKey's function is simply to translate a button push on a HID hardware device into a keyboard command), but I use it primarily to trigger various PSX commands that aren't available directly from Hardy's USB assignments but
are available from his keyboard shortcuts (listed on pages 27 - 34 of the PSX manual, as I mentioned above).
You might like to look at the information about assigning HID devices in my
Getting started with PSX, part 1 document, downloadable from the Miscellaneous page (
http://aerowinx.com/html/misc.html), which discusses the topic in some detail.
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Cheers,
Brian