Please help! I installed a clean copy of Win 11. Nothing other than MSFS 2020 and Logitech flight yoke, multi switch and FIP drivers installed. The game plays great however, when the game is running and I have my Logitech setup connected I get the sound of USB disconnecting and the game skips at the same time and this happens frequently. I have my Logitech setup on a powered usb, I changed my power management to performance and disabled the computer ability to shut off usbs. I can’t find anything on device manager but I also don’t know what to look for. I don’t even have any printers connected at this point. What can be happening and how do I correct it??
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The first step would be to determine which item is causing this.
Try the base sim with no yoke or multi switch plugged in and the drivers uninstalled.
That will tell if the sim itself is causing it.
If all is good, plug in the yoke and see if that is the cause.
If all is still good, shut down the sim, and install the drivers.
Start the sim, check again and see if the drivers are at fault.
Then if all is good plug in the multiswitch and check again.
Once you know what is causing the issue, it may be easier to find a solution.
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