

In Device Manager, right-click the entry again, click Update Driver Software, and then select Browse my computer for driver software.Once you’ve determined the right HID part of the device, click OK.

In this case, for the X52 Pro in this example, the revision number is v1.23. This value is specific for each product within the VID. For Saitek products, this will always be 06A3. For example with the X52 Pro, you’ll see HID/VID_06A3&PID_0762&REV_0123: Use this information to find the correct HID for your device. Under Value, you will see a string of letters and numbers. In Property drop down menu, select Hardware Ids.In the Properties window, select the Details tab.(A mouse will be a HID-compliant mouse and a keyboard will appear as an HID Keyboard Device.) Starting from the bottom entry, right-click the HID part and then select Properties. If it’s a joystick or any other device, expand the Human Interface Devices section.įor example, if you have an X52 Pro, this is a joystick and appears as an HID-Compliant game controller. If it’s a mouse or keyboard, navigate to the Mice or Keyboard sections and expand. In Device Manager, search for your device.Windows 10: In the Task Bar, right-click the Windows flag and select Device Manager.Windows 7, 8, 8.1: Control Panel > System > Device Manager.Locate and update the driver for your device’s HID:

You will now have a folder that contains the files needed to install the drivers. In the following example, the folder name is the name of the file. We recommend extracting to the desktop, as this makes the file easier to locate in the next steps.

You can download the latest installer packages for your device from.If you’re having a problem installing the driver, for example, the Next button is grayed-out or the package fails to extract to the C:\Windows\Temp folder while the device is plugged in, try the following:
