How do u update drivers and firmware on logitech momo steering wheel

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Visit the Logitech Support website: Go to the official Logitech Support page in your web browser. You can usually find it by searching for "Logitech Support" on any search engine.

Locate your product: Once you're on the Logitech Support page, search for your specific product. In this case, search for "Logitech MOMO Racing Wheel."

Select the correct product version: If there are multiple versions of the MOMO Racing Wheel, make sure to select the one that matches your specific model.

Download the latest drivers: Look for the "Downloads" or "Support" section on the product page. You should find a list of available downloads for your MOMO Racing Wheel. Download the latest drivers for your operating system. Ensure that you're downloading the correct version for your system (Windows or Mac).

Install the drivers: Once the driver file has finished downloading, locate it on your computer and double-click on it to run the installer. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

Check for firmware updates: After installing the latest drivers, return to the Logitech Support page for your MOMO Racing Wheel. Look for any firmware updates available for your device. Firmware updates are less common than driver updates but can offer additional functionality or bug fixes. Download the firmware update if available.

Update the firmware: If you downloaded a firmware update file, double-click on it to run the installer. Follow the on-screen instructions carefully to update the firmware of your MOMO Racing Wheel. It's crucial to avoid interrupting the process or disconnecting the device during the firmware update to prevent any potential issues.

Restart your computer: Once you have installed the drivers and updated the firmware, it's a good idea to restart your computer. This step ensures that all changes take effect and that your system recognizes the updated software.

its a Logitech G920 steering wheel. I have an xbox one, i dont know how to check the driver or the firmware

i was able to use it perfectly with the game, and other games for 2 years but for some reason it started being buggy.

all i did was restart the console multiple times, turn off oand turn back on the console, unplug the steering wheel, and re download the game

so i really dont know what's wrong with my system

Latest on the DUFF Update;

Logitech issues a statement;

"To all experiencing a performance issue with the Logitech G920 steering wheel, we apologize for the inconvenience. We are aware of performance issues that occur when a USB Steering Wheel is connected to your console and a game is played. A fix is on its way shortly, but as a workaround, if the USB Steering Wheel is disconnected system performance should return to normal".

Hi @Matt6652,

Hope so you're doing good, ensure that you have updated firmware for the G920, try connecting the steering wheel directly to the Xbox S without any USB hubs, and check if the USB cable is securely connected and also check the related drivers are installed or not. If the issue persists, it's recommended to reach out to Logitech support for further assistance.

Hope so this will work for you!

Regards,

Bryce June

Same problem here. When I disconnect the Logitech Steering wheel all is fine withe the controller.

When I connect the wheel it does a normal calibration and than everything blocks.

I got a new set within my warranty because they first believed it was the wheel itself.

But with the new Logitech G923 steering wheel still the same issue.

So it must be the last Microsoft Xbox One update