Problem with installing Microsoft Flight Simulator on Windows 11

Its happening in PC Windows 11 and no, when i installed Microsoft Flight Simulator the first time, it crashed, so i never played it

Hello Dfg93210.



Welcome to Microsoft Community.



Regarding to your information I assume that you want the driver for Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback Joystick 2.

This device is too old and it's not supported now. We find a post about this device that using on Windows 11 and Windows 10 from the

Flight Simulator BBS where some professional flight simulation gamers gather.

According to the post in Flight Simulator, it seems that this device doesn't need to install the driver as before.

Is "Force Feedback" gone in Windows 11? Any Sidewinder FF2 users here? - General Discussion & Community Support / Tech Talk - Microsoft Flight Simulator Forums

Which game do you play now with this device?

It may be some compatibility issues, and in this post, some people just disconnect and connect several times and it works maybe you can try it.



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Tommy-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Thanks for your clarification. Surely that would be the cause of my problem.
But in the Parallels application to be able to install the Windows program, so far none of the applications or programs that I had in Windows 10 (with BootCamp) have stopped working and some I have reinstalled without problems: In Windows 11 they are in C: Program files (ARM) and Program files (x86), in addition to other standard files.
When I install xbox it doesn't appear on ARM (nor on x86)?? It seems that after downloading the program it only gives the possibility of executing.
I'm in a mess
I will try to contact Parallels; Windows has not been able to respond to the problem with Xbox

Thanks for your clarification. Surely that would be the cause of my problem.
But in the Parallels application to be able to install the Windows program, so far none of the applications or programs that I had in Windows 10 (with BootCamp) have stopped working and some I have reinstalled without problems: In Windows 11 they are in C: Program files (ARM) and Program files (x86), in addition to other standard files.
When I install xbox it doesn't appear on ARM (nor on x86)?? It seems that after downloading the program it only gives the possibility of executing.
I'm in a mess

You're using. a Mac, running windows under

emulation

This causes all kinds or problems witb security in general

You'll have to ask parallels or whatever you're using to fix their bugs, if it's even possible

Apple has abandoned Intel x86/64 architecture and with that comes with compromise if you choose to go with them.