I also found that if I plugged the joystick in after booting, waited for it to show the joystick is active, and then unplugged it and attempted a shut down, the system would still hang on the shutting down screen and would require a power cycle to restart it, but then it would reboot normally.
This same issue also happens even if the drivers are not installed, I was hoping maybe windows had generic drivers to at least get it working, but that did not help either. No matter if it was 2.0 or 3.0 the results were the same, if I left the joystick connected, I get crash on start up, hang on shutdown, if I unplug joystick, boots and shuts down normally. I tried and deleted the driver install 4 times, using both USB 2.0 and 3.0 on the motherboard itself, and then again using the same connections on the top of my computer. I hate to have to buy a new Joystick, but unless I can figure what is causing this, I may not have any other choice. None of my other USB devices have any issues, and I cannot find anything on the internet that explains why this is happening or how to fix it. If I leave the X52 Pro connected while it reboots, it hangs right when the Welcome screen should appear and I get a black screen and eventually my Monitor flashes that it has lost signal? If I remove the joystick USB connection, windows will boot up normally, but when I reconnect the joystick, when shutting down, it hangs on the shutdown screen and freezes? Once done, the Joystick appears in the Device controllers, but when I try to adjust the LED or MFD settings, the program shows its stopped responding and Win7 locks up and I have to manually power off the computer to reset it.
I have a new build with Windows 7 64bit and when I try to install the drivers for my Saitek X52 Pro Joystick system and plug in the USB connection, the install either crashes or takes 10 min to install.
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