Logitech Momo Forza 7 Calibration issue

This is the first time that I heard someone having this problem buddy
Let's try waiting for now what's going to say Forza team

My last advise will be, if possible try asking to Logitech support a previous version for your Momo wheel

Hi Brett

Below, find the list of wheels currently supported by Forza Horizon 3 on Windows 10 PCs. On Xbox One, Forza Horizon 3 supports all wheels currently supported by Xbox One.

The list of currently supported PC wheels for Forza Horizon 3:

Thrustmaster T150
Thrustmaster T500 RS
Thrustmaster TMX V1
Thrustmaster TMX V2
Thrustmaster T300RS
Thrustmaster TX
Thrustmaster RGT
Logitech MOMO Force Feedback Racing Wheel
Logitech G920
Logitech G929
Logitech G25
Logitech G27

Players can use the Logitech G27 and the Thrustmaster TX (and some TX variants, like the new Leather Edition), but these wheels have some limitations with their functionality in-game. While these wheels work on default or custom wheel settings, button mapping and force feedback are not properly recognized. These issues will be addressed in an upcoming update for Forza Horizon 3. In addition, there are additional wheels that we plan on bringing on board, notably Fanatec products such as the ClubSport V2 Xbox One Hub and the Fanatec CSR models. Support for these Fanatec wheels will be arriving in Apex beginning in late September, with updates for both Windows 10 and Apex.

From this, unfrotunately G923 is not compatible with Forza Horizon 3

[quote user="Nitro Untamed"]i got told you can use a logitech momo racing wheel/pc on the xbox 360?[/quote]You were lied to. The force feedback system that everyone else uses and that Micrsoft use are incompatible, according to Logitech. MS and Logitech
could never come to a licensing arrangement, so no Logitech for yuo!

Thank you for contact us! I'm Anderson, an Independent Consultant and a Microsoft user like you.

Good evening

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.

spoken to Logitech and they seem to think this is a sfotware issue with Microsoft as the wheel calibrates and does everything it should do on start up.