MichaelCHProd

The second copy is really easy since I don't play that copy so to speak. In the Microsoft games folder I create a new folder I call "MFS backup", then I copy ALL of the FS9 folder contents into that backup folder after I do a CLEAN install. Then I can mod the installed MFS all I want. On some of the games I have I wait to copy the "installed" folder contents until after I have patched and changed the video card settings and controller configs... but it depends on if I am going to "tweak" them to a semi unstable state or not. In fact I think I have three folders for CounterStrike Source :) and I can't tell you how many times I have used the copy and paste on Stalker ;)

If the axis are fine in calibration and in another game as well then there really isn't much else to look at other than MFS 2004. If your Sensitivity and Null zones are set correctly then you have a issue with something you have "added on" to MFS 2004. Even Microsoft will tell you that a full 70% or better of the "problems" that users report as bugs or glitches are directly caused by add-ons. I keep two installs of any game I mod. 1) is clean and never used 2) is modded and edited When install #2 acts up I dump the directory and copy over the good one :)