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i just revived my dfgt(driving force gt) and I am trying to drift is it possible to turn off he real driving sim thing
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Be more specific please. Do you mean Force Feedback?
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Us at computers and technology are too hardcore to answer simple questions like that 
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First thing's first, wrong section. This belongs in this section of the forums. Please use the move function under 'Tools' to move it to the correct forum.
Second, clean up your posts. I edited your post below as it should be. Make sure to use correct grammar, spelling and punctuation in your posts from now on.
As for the answer, your post isn't clear enough. What games are you playing? If you're playing GT4/GT5, you can turn Force Feedback off in the options section, it shouldn't be hard to find. If you're playing a different game, you may need to use a program to turn off Force Feedback, or, if you want to get savvy and permanently remove FF, you can open up the wheel and cut the wires running to the FF motors, though I do not recommend this at all. If you are wanting to do that, make sure to ask people who know first.
Second, clean up your posts. I edited your post below as it should be. Make sure to use correct grammar, spelling and punctuation in your posts from now on.
I just revived my DFGT(Driving Force GT) and I am trying to drift. Is it possible to turn off the real driving sim thing?
(AKA: Force feedback, although you obviously didn't know that when you wrote the post, that's OK.
As for the answer, your post isn't clear enough. What games are you playing? If you're playing GT4/GT5, you can turn Force Feedback off in the options section, it shouldn't be hard to find. If you're playing a different game, you may need to use a program to turn off Force Feedback, or, if you want to get savvy and permanently remove FF, you can open up the wheel and cut the wires running to the FF motors, though I do not recommend this at all. If you are wanting to do that, make sure to ask people who know first.
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AFAIK, you can completely disable FFB, at least for the G27, if you just unplugged the power, but still kept the USB connected to the PS3.
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First thing's first, wrong section. This belongs in this section of the forums. Please use the move function under 'Tools' to move it to the correct forum.
Second, clean up your posts. I edited your post below as it should be. Make sure to use correct grammar, spelling and punctuation in your posts from now on.
As for the answer, your post isn't clear enough. What games are you playing? If you're playing GT4/GT5, you can turn Force Feedback off in the options section, it shouldn't be hard to find. If you're playing a different game, you may need to use a program to turn off Force Feedback, or, if you want to get savvy and permanently remove FF, you can open up the wheel and cut the wires running to the FF motors, though I do not recommend this at all. If you are wanting to do that, make sure to ask people who know first.
Thank you and yeah I know I have already gotten 10 Points for my grammer,
And yes I use a PS3 so I'll try to find the options to change the Force Feedback, Again thanks!!!!
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No, you didn't. Read the PM again.
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