Solution: G940 works fine in both BF2 and BF3 (all flight axes fully analog).The problem is with the way the Logitech software creates 3 controllers. You have to go to device manager, uninstall the "Logitech game controller" or whatever it is called and make sure to select the box to permanently delete the device drivers. Now click the scan for hardware changes button and Windows will install the default driver. Now we have one G940 controller in "devices and printers."May want to calibrate at this point.Now that we have one controller, both games can fully utilize the G940. BF2 is a little more difficult as you have to manually edit the controls.con file. A quick search can pull that up but we are here to talk about Battlefield 3 because flying around with my G940 is pretty freaking awesome.Same thing with the G940 using the Windows driver and showing as only one controller, launch BF3 and go to key bindings. Go through every single joystick binding for all sections, click and hold escape to clear. Go ahead and click back and save the settings.Now come back in and map the throttle first. Put it to center; click throttle up and move the throttle up. It will bind as Trigger 2. Do the same for throttle down and it will bind as Trigger 1. I assure you this is fully analog. Now map the rest of the axes and any other buttons and save settings.Without Logitech software, JoyToKey can bind buttons to keys for Push to Talk and other things.I hope others find this helpful.
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