Seems like ALL helicopters are now bouncing around

Like you I have never used sim rate but the problem occurs from nowhere.

Changing sim rate forward and back in free flight is what stopped the problem happening, this is the point…

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I reset all helicopter controls back to the defaults for all devices. After doing this, no more bouncing in all modes. Sim rate did not help as well as playing with the cache or whatever. But since I reset all controls to default, no issues since more than a week now.

Seems to me no one at Microsoft cares about helicopters. Its only half of the simulator.
Is there anything I can do to help resolve this issue faster?
The problem persists after a clean Windows 11 install.
Would submitting any of the fallowing help?

  1. Windows Error Reporting (WER) Reports
  2. Application Crash Dumps
  3. Kernel Memory Dumps
  4. Small Memory Dumps (Minidumps)
  5. Complete Memory Dumps
  6. Event Viewer Logs
  7. Custom Application Logs
  8. Debug Output Logs
  9. Trace Logs (ETW)
  10. Reliability Monitor Reports
  11. Windows Performance Recorder (WPR) Logs
  12. Diagnostic Data Viewer Reports
  13. Network Packet Captures
  14. Network Diagnostics Logs
  15. Performance Monitor Logs
  16. Power Efficiency Reports
  17. Hyper-V Logs
  18. System Integrity Logs
  19. Custom Debug Reports (Third-party tools)
  20. Live Debugging Data
  21. Symbol Files (.pdb)
  22. Registry Snapshots
  23. MSInfo32 Reports
  24. DXDiag Reports
  25. Feedback Hub Reports
  26. Windows Update Logs
  27. Storage Diagnostics Reports
  28. Task Manager Reports
  29. Windows Defender Logs
  30. System File Checker (SFC) Logs
  31. Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) Logs
  32. Network Trace Reports (netsh trace)
  33. Driver Verifier Logs
  34. App Compatibility Troubleshooter Reports
  35. Startup and Boot Logs
  36. PowerShell Debug Output
  37. Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) Logs
  38. Crash Analyzers (e.g., WinDbg)
  39. Procdump Logs
  40. Windows Installer Logs (MSI Logs)
  41. Wi-Fi and Network Adapter Logs
  42. Device Manager Logs
  43. Windows Sandbox Logs
  44. Performance Diagnostics Framework Reports (powercfg)
  45. Windows Firewall Logs
  46. DNS Client Logs
  47. System Health Reports
  48. Virtual Memory Dump Logs
  49. Resource Monitor Logs
  50. AppCrashView Reports
  51. Windows Security Audit Logs
  52. File System Auditing Logs
  53. Bluetooth Diagnostic Logs
  54. Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Logs
  55. DirectX Shader Debugging Logs