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@EadZ1 @incapable I'm going to change recommendation that you uninstall the Asmedia USB 3.1 drivers and revert to the WU inbox driver. To do this, if there is an entry in the 'Programs and Features' for Asmedia, uninstall it (or use Geek uninstaller). If you check Device Manager the entry should read that the Driver Provider: Microsoft and the Driver Version: 10.0.18362.xxx If it is not, please Uninstall Device and tick the 'Delete the driver software for this device' checkbox and restart.

@EadZ1 So I guess my advice is similar. Uninstall any AURA or AISUITE software for troubleshooting. The dxdiag shows the 19.11.1 driver version (unless the subsequent updates contain nothing for the Radeon VII, the release notes indicate an ongoing known issue with the card - AMD Radeon VII may experience elevated memory clocks at idle or on desktop) Yeah same thing, I'm sure you've updated headset firmware but can you try testing without the headset USB dongle attached? Looks to me like Realtek Audio device also not installed or detected, unless dxdiag is only detecting active devices but then it picks up Display Audio.... Audio as above, Network and ASmedia drivers already updated. 👍 I'm also going to assume you have checked the Corsair NVMe for firmware 😎

@incapable BIOS is updated. 👍 Realtek Audio drivers - (should be DCH - check Device Manage shows Realtek (r) Audio not Realtek HD Audio Controller) device does not appear to be in use, have you disabled it? Only shows the G533 headset as Audio and Recording device. Can you try testing with the onboard audio only, please? (Remove the headsets USB dongle) Intel I211 Network Driver Asmedia USB 3.0 driver (older, but not WU inbox). Gonna sound weird, but can you try the updated wheel in the bracketed USB ports (USB12 or USB34) as they are USB 2.0 ports. The Asmedia controls the USB 3.1 ports, so you probably aren't using those anyway? Remove any USB hubs. Uninstall existing chipset drivers. Install AMD chipset driver. If the issue persists after a reboot, try the Destiny 2 patch update. (Not sure this will make a difference, but a lot of games are plagued with issues with higher end cards, so roll that dice....) Seeing as we're leaving no stone unturned - Samsung Magician the 840 Evo had a known firmware bug that impacted performance. Check yours is updated. I'm not even going to guess which utility supports the OCZ Vertex 4 (I understand why this 2012 SSD is still in your system.....) Corsair SSD toolbox (CSSDT_1.2.5.7_WIN.zip) to check the NVMe drive for updates (hate this download page shizz that Corsair are blocking hardlinks through....)

Yes, other similar software has in the past. With the keyboard one shows a different device ID to the other (yours and EadZ1), that might be firmware. Yeah if you install iCUE then do any updates to firmware and then uninstall with Geek, it will remove all traces. I will get back to you ASAP with the mobo updates.

@incapable @EadZ1 You are running different versions of LGS, not sure if either are up to date (no longer have Logitech). Use Geek uninstaller to remove LGS, reboot then do a new install with; ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/gaming/LGS_9.02.65_x64_Logitech.exe You are both using Corsair K70 RGB Mk2 Gaming Keyboard, please install iCUESetup_3.22.74_release.msi (you'll have to search for Keyboards K70 from the dropdown) Please check for firmware updates to the keyboard then once updated, UNINSTALL iCUE with Geek uninstaller and restart. To be sure, please DDU your GPU drivers and reinstall. AMD (Radeon VII) and Nvidia RTX2070 your download is latest 441.41 but please use DCH driver. @EadZ1 you almost certainly have some kind of driver conflict Please try the above checks for firmware with VENTUS-R Gaming Software then UNINSTALL with Geek uninstaller and restart. @incapable Please try the above checks against G533 headset and G502 mouse with G-HUB then UNINSTALL with Geek uninstaller and restart. MM800 Polaris should also benefit from any lighting effect removed with removal of iCUE. Please also both confirm your motherboard make and model so I can double check firmware and drivers for chipset / audio / network drivers. After updating, please delete hardware_settings_config.xml before restarting game.

I have already questioned the decision to roll out a hotfix as a mandated game patch on Steam. I am sorry for your situation, but you validated my complaint. We deserve better patch notes! I haven't started Steam since the patch was released.

Happened to me in Grand Prix mode. Parc Ferme was OFF and it loaded me into the race with a default setup when I'd saved one. I'd restarted the qualfying session twice already because of rain, then the AI blocked my lap. Track: Hungary.

Ok, you've piqued my interest from lurking. Do you have an AMD system? Please post some specs, thanks.

That's because the RX5700XT has immature drivers. Wouldn't even consider a GPU until at least a year old and with a price drop.

He does say PS4 in the OP.

Legends? Some people were redeeming the wrong 5x5 when this was happening at release. HTH (don't have XB1).

Before. You don't have to be online to have access to the folders @Hoo has asked you to delete from. Steam cloud will restore missing files from your save game folders when you go online. That's the point of cloud save. But, it's also precisely WHY I don't use it any more. I can manage files on my PC with my own backup method (you can include the folder in File History for example), again I don't but I don't get that invested in what I save there. If I make any changes to anything I document them or I go with vanilla.

Thought it was in the assist menu in-game. But it might not be in F1 2019, I haven't looked in the assists since I set them when getting the game.

There is a steering assist in the Assists menu IIRC. If you're new to a wheel, I recommend you drive with assists off. (No ABS, no TC, no auto box)

I've quoted your post as it's nearest to what I think.... Gamers....demanding realism and immersion then wanting to shortcut the way the wheel talks to the ECU.... Only way this issue gets fixed is....input from drivers IRL. IDK what Lando or Max's opinion on this is if they've voiced it?

Plus at least pre-season testing will be relevant. It'll be just as cold at Zandvoort in May.

Who is going to test online unless they make it compatible with the previous year's game? It's difficult enough getting 300 randomers to stay in the same lobby for more than a nanosecond because FOMO (or "Sorry, you're not a winner")....I guess.

Well, that's popular. But at least it is an answer of sorts. You should go into politics @RedDevilKT

Put that one in the memory banks 🙂

If you have a spare data drive you can back F1 up with Steam backup

Try the DX12 stability fix (pinned thread)? Disabling shader cache.

Official ASUS Intel video driver is build 6446 you have 7158; how did you update? There are lots of leaks from the Realtek Audio driver was it updated around the time you started with the issues? Try resetting the audio quality to DVD quality 48KHz? Might also be related to the Windows update issues with game audio (unlikely) although haven't had issues myself.

I think all the Flat Earthers are over there though. Some you win.... ....I too have a "Look Back" mapping on my wheel. I think with the 'enforced' Cockpit cam debate, it's an honour code thing. I use T-Cam and I use RL in the corners (2D, 3D is just ugly). But if the game was better, I'd spend more time on it. It's not, so I don't. You can race how you like. I would only go cockpit cam in VR (I don't have VR and neither does F1). Casual as you like.

Or, Remainers....

People? Deliberately stupid? Get outta here! 😉