Logitech Driving Force GT Driver

The Logitech Driving Force GT driver helps Windows recognize your racing wheel and pedals, allowing compatible games to receive steering, throttle, brake, and button inputs correctly. Logitech’s supporting software also provides wheel configuration and force feedback settings, so you can adjust the driving feel to suit your games.

Key Features

• Wheel and pedal input support: Enables compatible racing games to use the Driving Force GT’s steering axis, accelerator, brake pedal, and onboard controls.
• Force feedback configuration: Provides settings for feedback effects that can communicate tire grip, road surfaces, and collisions when supported by the game.
• Adjustable steering response: Lets you configure available wheel settings, including steering sensitivity and rotation range, through compatible Logitech software.
• Game-specific control profiles: Compatible Logitech software can store button assignments and wheel preferences for different racing titles, reducing the need to reconfigure controls each time.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version. Confirm whether you use Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7, and whether your installation is 32-bit or 64-bit. Choose a driver package that explicitly lists the Logitech Driving Force GT and matches your system. This is a legacy wheel, so compatibility with newer Windows versions can vary.
2. Download and prepare the installer. Save the appropriate Logitech driver or supporting software package, then close running games and any wheel-configuration utilities. Do not assume that newer Logitech software supports this model.
3. Run the installation. Open the downloaded installer and approve the Windows permission prompt if requested. Follow the setup instructions, connecting the wheel when prompted.
4. Connect and verify the hardware. Attach the pedals to the wheel, connect its power supply, and plug its USB cable directly into the computer. Keep your hands clear if the wheel rotates during startup calibration.
5. Test and configure your controls. Restart Windows if requested, then open the installed Logitech utility or Windows game controller settings to check steering, pedals, and buttons. In your racing game, select or map the wheel controls and adjust force feedback to a comfortable level.