G920 FFB settings problem

I've got a G920 Logitech wheel. I had it set up great, but then had to erase my pc. Lost my settings, drivers etc.
I now have Logitech G Hub with the latest installed driver being from Oct 1st, 2019.

So the issue, as soon as the wheel gets any left input the FFB takes over and steers hard left. Same goes for any right input. Going over bumps etc I have weak but good shaking from the FFB, with default settings. It's just constantly steering in the direction of my last input, no matter what speed I go. I've tried inverting things and changing controls, no luck.
Any help would be appreciated I've been fiddling with settings and researching for hours.
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Update: Seems like i figured out what it's 'trying' to do. Before the reset it would center the wheel when it could to simulate power steering. It's doing the opposite, but nothing else is inverted, I hit a bump at it reacts as it should, accept pulling to one side or another constantly.

 

Update: Seems like i figured out what it's 'trying' to do. Before the reset it would center the wheel when it could to simulate power steering. It's doing the opposite, but nothing else is inverted, I hit a bump at it reacts as it should, accept pulling to one side or another.

Thanks for responding.

I've done all but reinstall drivers. I have pathetically slow internet and it takes a while for them to download.
I have the default settings in these pics. I have tried inverting, setting to full, etc. I've fiddled with these settings a ton with no results other than stronger/weaker FFB.

 

Figured it out!
In Logitech G-Hub there's "Centering Spring" Options. It's supposed to return the wheel to center when you let go of it, like a real car. For some strange reason FFB, brake and throttle are inverted in-game. Like if my foot is on the gas pedal I get no gas. If I let go the car takes off. Same goes for this centering spring. As soon as it passed the center it went either all the way left or right depending on the angle of the wheel. So I've simply turned off the centering spring, so the wheel will still often act strangely because nothing is holding it back, but with inverted settings applied the G920 works great.