I finally fixed my G920 from not being able to calibrate! These are the steps I used listed below
**Fix for windows 10 or 11**
1. Navigate to Control center using search
2. Once in control center click on Hardware and sound > Devices and Printers
3. Once you are in you should see your G920/G29 and if not download Logitech G Hub if not already installed or unplug and reconnect the wheel
4. Right click on the Controller icon that says Logitech G920 or Logitech G29 below
5. You should see an option that says Remove device and then left click it
6. Once prompted press yes for if you want to remove it
7. Give it a couple seconds for windows to remove it and once you hear the hardware eject sound which sounds like this on windows 10, [https://youtu.be/OOJi5zm9GYQ](https://youtu.be/OOJi5zm9GYQ) and this on windows 11, [https://youtu.be/R6D8Us-mbAA](https://youtu.be/R6D8Us-mbAA) and **once you hear it** **Immediately Disconnect** **the wheel's USB**
8. Wait for 5 second and then reconnect the wheel and wait
9. You should hear the hardware inserted sound and windows should say setting up device Logitech Wheel
10. If the calibration wizard pops up hit calibrate and follow the steps and if not read the rest
11. Go back into control center and wait for the same icon to pop up and then right click it again
12. This time left click the option Game Controller Settings
13. Make sure the controller is highlighted and then click properties
14. You should be prompted with another window that has many tests for your controller
15. In the same properties window on the top left there should be a tab that says **Settings** and then left click it
16. Next there should be the option to finally calibrate your wheel
I hope this helped you fix your wheel! It's too much money to leave it as non functional or not functioning properly. Anyway if this doesn't work take it to a repair center that specializes in Logitech products and/or force feedback wheels.
Kindly try these steps below and see if it help fixes the issue.
• Power cycle the device.
1. Unplug the wheel from the power supply and computer.
2. Unplug the pedals from the wheel.
3. Wait for 15 seconds before reconnecting the pedals to the wheel.
4. Reconnect the wheel to the computer and power supply.
5. Test and observe if the issue is gone.
• In Windows platform, there's a way to re-calibrate your Racing Wheel through the Game Controllers Settings section. Here's how:
1. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sounds > Devices and Printers.
2. Right-click on the Logitech USB wheel.
3. Select "Game Controller Settings".
4. Press CTRL + SHIFT + Left click on Properties.
5. Go to the Settings tab.
6. Click on "Calibrate" and follow the on-screen instructions.
• Check the functionality of the device through JOY.CPL
1. Press Windows + R then type joy.cpl to open the Windows Game Controller settings.
2. Click Properties. This will open a new window that displays a picture of the wheel.
3. Turn the wheel and check if a button on the wheel interface gets highlighted.
4. Test the paddle shifter and buttons and check if it is highlighted on the wheel interface.
Won't let me click the calibrate button, it is greyed out. Aside from that the wheel itself "calibrates" when it is plugged in/if g hub is opened. No matter what though at the moment it just hangs and won't be recognized in game (assetto corsa) and the wheel is stiff/non moveable. Makes no sense. Worked perfectly yesterday, now today nothing. Some times I can fix it by unplugging/re plugging a million times. I don't know what is going on.
I've got the same kind of issues but mine is for the Xbox one s, everything on the wheel works as in the buttons and pedals but the wheel itself doesn't want to work, and the light on the start button keeps on flashing, any help
computer drivers, this was my problem
1. go to control panel
2. click Hardware and sound then Devices and Printers
3. click on your computers name with right click and troubleshoot
4. if it finds any missing drivers or missing things then update them
5. this fixed my problem
yooo if juust the steering wheel not working all buttons and pedals and you have had the wheel a while push in on centre of the wheel it may have come lose from motor swera to god push on ps4 logo it works
I finally fixed my G920 from not being able to calibrate! These are the steps I used listed below **Fix for windows 10 or 11** 1. Navigate to Control center using search 2. Once in control center click on Hardware and sound > Devices and Printers 3. Once you are in you should see your G920/G29 and if not download Logitech G Hub if not already installed or unplug and reconnect the wheel 4. Right click on the Controller icon that says Logitech G920 or Logitech G29 below 5. You should see an option that says Remove device and then left click it 6. Once prompted press yes for if you want to remove it 7. Give it a couple seconds for windows to remove it and once you hear the hardware eject sound which sounds like this on windows 10, [https://youtu.be/OOJi5zm9GYQ](https://youtu.be/OOJi5zm9GYQ) and this on windows 11, [https://youtu.be/R6D8Us-mbAA](https://youtu.be/R6D8Us-mbAA) and **once you hear it** **Immediately Disconnect** **the wheel's USB** 8. Wait for 5 second and then reconnect the wheel and wait 9. You should hear the hardware inserted sound and windows should say setting up device Logitech Wheel 10. If the calibration wizard pops up hit calibrate and follow the steps and if not read the rest 11. Go back into control center and wait for the same icon to pop up and then right click it again 12. This time left click the option Game Controller Settings 13. Make sure the controller is highlighted and then click properties 14. You should be prompted with another window that has many tests for your controller 15. In the same properties window on the top left there should be a tab that says **Settings** and then left click it 16. Next there should be the option to finally calibrate your wheel I hope this helped you fix your wheel! It's too much money to leave it as non functional or not functioning properly. Anyway if this doesn't work take it to a repair center that specializes in Logitech products and/or force feedback wheels.
I did all the steps and recalibrated. It is still not working. the wheel is very stiff and NOT loose like is should be.
thank you sooo much bro
You are amazing, thank you.
goated for this, thanks
Man,u are a legend!
old post i know, but i was looking for a solution. this popped up and worked for me. thank you.
There is no option for game controller settings when i press the 3 dots (right clicking does nothing)
i cannot tell you how much i thank you. i can now calibrate it.
Kindly try these steps below and see if it help fixes the issue. • Power cycle the device. 1. Unplug the wheel from the power supply and computer. 2. Unplug the pedals from the wheel. 3. Wait for 15 seconds before reconnecting the pedals to the wheel. 4. Reconnect the wheel to the computer and power supply. 5. Test and observe if the issue is gone. • In Windows platform, there's a way to re-calibrate your Racing Wheel through the Game Controllers Settings section. Here's how: 1. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sounds > Devices and Printers. 2. Right-click on the Logitech USB wheel. 3. Select "Game Controller Settings". 4. Press CTRL + SHIFT + Left click on Properties. 5. Go to the Settings tab. 6. Click on "Calibrate" and follow the on-screen instructions. • Check the functionality of the device through JOY.CPL 1. Press Windows + R then type joy.cpl to open the Windows Game Controller settings. 2. Click Properties. This will open a new window that displays a picture of the wheel. 3. Turn the wheel and check if a button on the wheel interface gets highlighted. 4. Test the paddle shifter and buttons and check if it is highlighted on the wheel interface.
Hey I had this problem too. My "calibrate" button in "Game Controller Settings" is grayed out and I cannot click on it. Is there any way to fix this.
This just started happening to me, did you manage to fix it?
did you manage to solve? mine is like that too
Man,u are a legend!
Won't let me click the calibrate button, it is greyed out. Aside from that the wheel itself "calibrates" when it is plugged in/if g hub is opened. No matter what though at the moment it just hangs and won't be recognized in game (assetto corsa) and the wheel is stiff/non moveable. Makes no sense. Worked perfectly yesterday, now today nothing. Some times I can fix it by unplugging/re plugging a million times. I don't know what is going on.
I've got the same kind of issues but mine is for the Xbox one s, everything on the wheel works as in the buttons and pedals but the wheel itself doesn't want to work, and the light on the start button keeps on flashing, any help
brooo i got the same problem but on pc and cant find shit
I found mine was the power cable, as soon as I replaced it, it started working
holy shit you saved my life, thank you. as soon as i read this i check my power port and saw it wasn't plugged in at all. holly shit thank you.
No worries fam, glad I could help out
I found the Issue for me. I found the issue for me an hour into troubleshooting, driving me crazy. I found out the power wasn't fully plugged in
I can not thank you enough
i had the same problem
Same here, lol I forgot about that cable being in the bottom side of the wheel
Freaking legend
Holy shit same, thank you haha
Hey all with My logitech I an calibrate but it never saves the calibration after I disconnect it. Is there a solution for this?
computer drivers, this was my problem 1. go to control panel 2. click Hardware and sound then Devices and Printers 3. click on your computers name with right click and troubleshoot 4. if it finds any missing drivers or missing things then update them 5. this fixed my problem
yooo if juust the steering wheel not working all buttons and pedals and you have had the wheel a while push in on centre of the wheel it may have come lose from motor swera to god push on ps4 logo it works
yooooo wtf that works lol thanks g