OH BOY...NEED HELP BAD
Hey guys I am having trouble with my sim. So today 12/13 my FSNAV trial ended and so I thought I should get rid off the files to get my space back since I now have no need for it. Well...Big mistake, When I did so I permenatly deleted the files and now when I start up my FS9 it says that "Microsoft Games\Flight simulator 9\MODULES\ABLSCPT.DLL' file is missing or damaged. Please reinstall Flight Simulator to restore or repair the file."
What do I do? If I do infact have to reinstall my sim then is there a way to back up my scenery sound, gauge,aircraft and so on folders and then put them into reinstalled sim again?
Thanks in advance
-Nick
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radar you are my hero but apparently it is missing more files 
no I need the ACONTAIN.DLL
WAIT 
could I just reinstall my sim on my other comp and host the DLL. Files on a site (Like the one that you used) and then transfer them and put them onto my good comp? 😀
That would be an excellent idea. You'll have everything you need in case other problems show up.
You could also put them on a CD and transfer them.
thanks a bunch radar!
Hey Radar I need your help or someones help again. I got my sim back into working condition but when I go to fly my joystick is inactive. My autopilot is off, I have my enable Joystick on, I calibrated it and even then its was slow, I checked my fps (20, It locked) and it responds but it does a delay response! any help would be awesome!
-Nick
Shut off the computer.
Unplug the stick and restart the computer.
Delete the software for the stick.
Go to devise manager and delete the stick.
Shut down the computer.
Plug the stick back in.
Restart the computer again.
Let Windows find the stick (hardware).
Reinstall the software.
Recalibrate in the sim.
Let us know how that works.
Guest
all you need to dois change the compatabilty of the fs2004.exe to windows 98, in the properties.. should work then.
Hope this helps
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