Do ponto de vista prático não a o que fazer para evitar. Como quebra galho salve as configurações dos dois jeitos e alterne conforme mudar.
Em todo caso veja se o JoyID ajuda - pelo menos para identificar qual é o Joy1, etc... : http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/f ... hp?t=13009
Alguns sugere isso, desplugue e desinstale todos os joysticks, limpe as referências no Registro.
Renicie o computador, plugue e assim que instalar reinicie. Então faça as configurações - e salve os arquivos de "config" dos jogos.
Posição da CH Products:
"Sadly, we have no control over the Windows boot sequence since our USB products are plug and play devices. However, I have heard of a workaround within the optional Control Manager software we offer, and received feedback from users that remedied the problem by installing the Control Manager and creating a profile or a map.
We did some testing today with our engineers and confirmed that the Control Manager has nothing to do with this issue.
We plugged in 3 different units and confirmed that the order matched the order that they were attached, and once rebooted we confirmed that Windows 8 and 10 did in fact change the order in the Game Controllers menu.
However, once the computer has been rebooted once, the order sequence that Windows generated stays the same even after rebooting multiple times."
So, the steps would be to plug the units in, reboot, and then assign the products. I recommend trying this yourself to see if it helps."
