Drivers for Logitech Wingman Force J-UA9 für Win7 64bit?

Guys, please help me out of my mysery......

I found an old but still functional Joystick. Logitech Wingman Force J-UA9 which I used for all WC and FS-Games.....I have Windows 7 64bit-Version...and I cant find Drivers.....the Suppports says...hey we dont support those old Joysticks..doesnt matter that you paid TONS of money to buy them years ago....

we offer you 35% less on the next Logitech Joystick (only 1 with Force Feedback available)

which costs 300,- Euro so still 200,- Euro.......pfft

that is kinda...well not the right way to treat an customer...


does any of you know another solution? PLEEEEAAAAASE help me!!!!!


In regards,

Accolon

Hey, sure, I think that the dev team will kindly produce a new-old good driver for just THIS joystick. Some weeks of work, not a big deal...
/kidding mode=off.

You have some solutions :
- if you have an older driver, find a computer with Windows XP 32 bits
- try another Win7 x64 driver. It's always possible that some more recent driver for this kind/brand of joystick could handle this one. I have done this trick many times for printers driver... But this way, some functions may not work.
- try using the mouse. I find that the mouse is totally usable in this game. And, as I have try both devices, it is - from my point of view - even more effective than the stick.

I had the same trouble with my Saitek stick when it went from Windows 98se to XP. I found that it would not support jstick via the game port. I had to buy a Saitek that had USB output. Still no driver for that and had to use a generic driver with XP that did not recognize all my buttons. I now have windows7 64bit and to my surprise, it does see my USB stick and I am able to bind the keys as I see fit. Bottom line is, if it's a joystick that uses the game port on the sound card you may be out of luck.

well, reading the Logitch-Forum considering this Joystick, Im by far not the only one who need drivers for Win7 64bit for this Joy.....you may dont know this Joystick...cuz its still after 14 years..the very best Force Feedback Joystick out there.

so I admit I have no clue what it takes to make drivers for an old piece of Hardware....but I see what player do with Open/Freeware like the FS2-Engine for FREE...i would appreciate some help.

There is another 64bit driver out there..but he dont find my joystick.....windows find him..but cant find a prober driver.....that is my misery ...