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* **Standard 8-button joystick:** single controller with four regular buttons, four additional buttons mapped to the third and fourth axes, and a single analog stick.
* **4-axis 4-button joystick:** single controller with four buttons and four axes (or two analog sticks).
* **CH Flightstick Pro:** flight controller with four buttons, three axes and a POV hat.
* **Microsoft SideWinder Pad:** up to four controllers, each with 10 buttons and a directional pad. Requires a driver to be installed on the guest operating system.
* **Microsoft SideWinder Pad:** up to four controllers, each with 10 buttons and a directional pad. Requires a driver to be installed on the emulated operating system.
* **Thrustmaster Flight Control System:** flight controller with four buttons, two axes and a POV hat.
* **No joystick:** no controller connected.

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Time synchronization
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Automatically copies your host system's date and time over to the emulated machine's hardware real-time clock. Synchronization is performed every time the guest operating system reads the hardware clock to calibrate its own internal clock, which usually happens once on every boot.
Automatically copy your host system's date and time over to the emulated machine's hardware real-time clock. Synchronization is performed every time the emulated operating system reads the hardware clock to calibrate its own internal clock, which usually happens once on every boot.
* **Disabled:** do not perform time synchronization. The emulated machine's date and time can be set through its operating system or BIOS setup utility. Time only ticks while the emulated machine is running.
* **Enabled (local time):** synchronize the time in your host system's configured timezone. Use this option when emulating an operating system which stores *local time* in the hardware clock, such as DOS or Windows.