There is additional info in this thread, but since it's a lot of pages,.. succes with that
<DONE> SpaceNavigator Driver - Mouse Joystick Keyboard
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GTWillemsen
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Anumunrama
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Anumunrama
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sry for doppelpost
if i TRY to insatll the driver windows says nothing but after the installation windows says the driver is coruppted or away but NOT unsignt (i mean an error or so)
thats why i need an new installation guide because the old one didn´t work ...
(errorcode 39)
thats why i need an new installation guide because the old one didn´t work ...
(errorcode 39)
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GTWillemsen
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Try to sign in as admin and right click and alter the properties, execute as administrator (and/or) you might want to use the compatibility mode.
It depends on your OS (Vista/Xp/7/64/32) if you can use the drivers.
But if you follow the steps from the first post, it should work (probably).
You have to go into your device overview and select the correct HID corresponding with your 3Dmouse, then select the other driver.
If the driver isn't supported, you can either choose to set UAC off, or find a software package which circumvents these unsigned driver issues.
There are some packages for unsinged drivers mentioned on this thread, at least I think so.
Else: a search engine is your friend!
It depends on your OS (Vista/Xp/7/64/32) if you can use the drivers.
But if you follow the steps from the first post, it should work (probably).
You have to go into your device overview and select the correct HID corresponding with your 3Dmouse, then select the other driver.
If the driver isn't supported, you can either choose to set UAC off, or find a software package which circumvents these unsigned driver issues.
There are some packages for unsinged drivers mentioned on this thread, at least I think so.
Else: a search engine is your friend!
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Anumunrama
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my pc install the driver but after that windows says
i copid the RBC9-SpaceNav.inf and the RBC9-SpaceNav.sys files in
c/windows/system32/drivers /
and c/windows/system32/
but it dosn´t work !!!
i selected the right device and my windows dosn´t block unsignt drivers ... (in an older post i sayd how i do that)Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39).
i copid the RBC9-SpaceNav.inf and the RBC9-SpaceNav.sys files in
c/windows/system32/drivers /
and c/windows/system32/
but it dosn´t work !!!
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GTWillemsen
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Anumunrama
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yes !
but it dosn´t work
from http://www.omniflux.com/devel/RBC9 Driver - TEST x64 build.zip 2009-01-14
but it dosn´t work
Anumunrama,
I have the same setup, so I am interested if you can get it to work.
I'm a little scared to wreck my system.
Are you pressing F8 when you reboot to allow the unsigned drivers to load?
Should the 64 bit drivers really be placed in the system32/drivers directory? That seems odd, but I am a newbie at this.
I don't mind buying xpadder, but I want to know that I won't run into an unsolvable problem first!
Thanks GTWillemsen for all your posts. You are kind to reply all the time.
thanks.
I have the same setup, so I am interested if you can get it to work.
I'm a little scared to wreck my system.
Are you pressing F8 when you reboot to allow the unsigned drivers to load?
Should the 64 bit drivers really be placed in the system32/drivers directory? That seems odd, but I am a newbie at this.
I don't mind buying xpadder, but I want to know that I won't run into an unsolvable problem first!
Thanks GTWillemsen for all your posts. You are kind to reply all the time.
thanks.
Patrick Girvin
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brandon9271
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Anumunrama
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for unsignt drivers i use this:
with this little code i forced vista to load unsigned drivers
write this into the CMD line (with admin rights)
after that your pc need a reboot
[/code]
with this little code i forced vista to load unsigned drivers
Code: Select all
bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKSafter that your pc need a reboot
[/code]
Access via DirectInput
Hello to all,
I have read most parts of this thread, since I also want to use my Space Navigator to work as a joystick and/or mouse. I am using Vista x64 - seems to be the reason, why the solution provided and discussed here poses some problems.
Recently I found out, that one can access the Space Navigator (and possibly all of the other 3d mices?!) via DirectInput. So, I am wondering if it wouldn't be easier to just write a small app, that continuously reads the axes and buttons data and transforms it to mouse movements/mouse clicks (by Windows API calls)?!
I guess, someone else tried this before - so I would be happy if I get some response, why this would work/not work.
Regard,
Karl
I have read most parts of this thread, since I also want to use my Space Navigator to work as a joystick and/or mouse. I am using Vista x64 - seems to be the reason, why the solution provided and discussed here poses some problems.
Recently I found out, that one can access the Space Navigator (and possibly all of the other 3d mices?!) via DirectInput. So, I am wondering if it wouldn't be easier to just write a small app, that continuously reads the axes and buttons data and transforms it to mouse movements/mouse clicks (by Windows API calls)?!
I guess, someone else tried this before - so I would be happy if I get some response, why this would work/not work.
Regard,
Karl
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Anumunrama
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GTWillemsen
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SpacePilot isn't supported, due to a bug. But the developer never got around that bug....brandon9271 wrote:I just installed RCB9 and it tells me "spacePilot not found"not sure why it does this but all my other apps are working fine. The only thing I can guess is that its because my SpacePilot is brand HP..
Was really looking forward to playing some RTS with this thing..
So same problem here..
You make it sound easy..kabesc wrote:Hello to all,
I have read most parts of this thread, since I also want to use my Space Navigator to work as a joystick and/or mouse. I am using Vista x64 - seems to be the reason, why the solution provided and discussed here poses some problems.
Recently I found out, that one can access the Space Navigator (and possibly all of the other 3d mices?!) via DirectInput. So, I am wondering if it wouldn't be easier to just write a small app, that continuously reads the axes and buttons data and transforms it to mouse movements/mouse clicks (by Windows API calls)?!
I guess, someone else tried this before - so I would be happy if I get some response, why this would work/not work.
Regard,
Karl
Like the logitech G-keys or such? Well if it could work...
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maveric_606
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Yes, I tried it. But I have problem still...
When i click on "Properties" Driver status is:
When i click on "Properties" Driver status is:
I don't know, what is wrong... I proceed along procedure on first page. Exactly.Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)