It was a bad power brick from the factory, I don't have access to proper electrical test equipment at the time so I didn't have a way to put a current draw on the brick and could only verify voltage. I wish I had a Playstation to hook it to, I have no way to rule out a hardware issue. One question I have that I can't find an answer to is that if the computer isn't getting encoder feedback will it attempt a calibration? It tries, moves a few degrees, lights up the rpm leds and blinks the ps4 light. One thing I noticed is that my avast keeps saying that there is a crucial jump drive hooked to my computer that does not exist. I spent 10 hours across 3 pcs trying to get it to work, oldest supported software and drivers to the newest, with no diffrent outcome. I've got the same problem as OP, all connections are good, I checked the power brick with a meter, it's got 24vdc. The settings from former changes should be kept anyway. Simply open the wheel settings and click on OK. If you don't, your wheel settings may not work in any game and you will be stuck with a low turning degree and different centering spring strength. IMPORTANT: Everytime your wheel calibrates (when connecting it to the pc or, if already connected, when starting up the OS) you may have to repeat step 3 in order to initialize your settings again before starting any game.
Make sure your wheel is disconnected from your PC before doing that.
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