Have asked Logitech-who now owns Saitek apparently-for assistance, but that's been like barking at the moon. I have read most if not all of the threads on X52 issues and have tried many of those solutions-am getting pretty frustrated as I bought Occulus pretty much for this game. I can get my Xbox controller to work but that's a miserable experience trying to fly and especially land with that thing! I have tried various things with "Big Picture" (which also recognizes my X-52 Pro) trying to run the game not using Steam VR but rather launching it normally and them going into Occulus and selecting it, but nothing will get my X52 Pro to actually function in game. I recently purchased an Occulus Rift and using the X52 Pro is about the only way to fly using a VR headset, as you need to be able to execute functions pretty much by feel-mouse and keyboard are impossible. That in itself offered a few interesting challenges, from its apparent disinterest in playing nicely with USB 3.0 to battling the driver and profile software installations. Download the latest zip file, unzip, and run edxlc.exe. The game recognizes the X52 Pro as I think I finally overcame the issues with loading the Saitek drivers in Windows 10. I just got a new Saitek X52 Pro flight control system yesterday, and spent a good deal of time setting it up to use in ED. Elite Dangerous X52 Pro Light Control - EDXLC EDXLC is a companion app for the game Elite Dangerous that controls the button lights on your Saitek X52 Pro joystick so that they reflect the current state of your ship in the game. I am having problems with the X52 Pro settings that I enter through the options menu actually taking.
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