I've used my Logitech Wingman Formula Force wheel for more years than I can remember (I definitely had it back when I was playing Viper Racing, though).  Sadly, Logitech does not appear to support the wheel in any capacity, even as an analog input device.  At this point, I'm looking for any sort of driver that will take input from the device.  I don't care at all about the force feedback but, if it were available, I'd be happy to take it.  The target operating system is Windows 7 64-bit.  EDIT: Just in case I'm not clear above: I know where the standard driver download sites are and have tried them out.  The problem is that Logitech has officially end-of-lifed this wheel so their latest software specifically does not support it.  Sadly, their older software that does support it is 32-bit only so I'm out of luck on that front.
How can I make the Logitech Wingman Formula Force steering wheel work in Vista and 64 bit Windows 7?
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