Over the past few weeks I have been having a few problems with FS9. When ever I'm in flight and try to bring up the kneeboard FS crashes to the desktop and an error report comes up. In the error report the following wants to be sent over
FS9.CFG
DXDIAG
Scenery.CFG
They can be found in the follow folder
C:/Document and settings/user name/application/Microsoft/FS9 (Make sure your hidden folders are not hidden)
So the first thing I did was delete the FS9.CFG (like everyone suggest's) and still no joy. So then I delete the three files above and FS9 refuse's to start so I restore the three files. I then uninstalled and reinstalled and still no joy
At this stage I'm pulling my hair out trying to fiqure out the problem. As a last resort I reformat the HD and reinstall FS9 and the same thing happens. Which isn't to bad but it's still a pain the
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So I go about
and researching on the net and still no joy as to my problem.
I'm running on the following specs
I'm running the following spec's
ASUS A8N-SLI 939 Motherboard
AMD Athlon 3700+ 939 processor
2GB of RAM
ASUS Nvidia 6600GT 256MB PCI-Express graphic card
Windows XP SP2
All update's are correct and no virus and spyware/ad-ware. I jump onto Micr$oft's website and find they have a trail version of Windows XP 64 bit so I though what have I got to lose. I sign up and wait for the email to arrive with the link to download.
About 30mins later the lovely email arrive's and to my surprise the download is a massive 550mb. So I download and wait and watch TV. After I downloaded you have to burn the ISO onto a CD/DVD and reboot via the CD/DVD. After it's installed on my spare HD and load all the drivers and installed FS9 and to my surprise the kneeboard actual works.
The only problem is the trail last for 120 day's then you have to buy the full programe. So that's me sorted out and back to flying after I installed all my add-on's (which might be tonight or tomorrow). At the moment I have windows XP SP2 on my C drive with all my music and movies and my dad's games and on my D drive I have Window's XP 64 SP1 which will be used for Flight Sim and surfing the web.
That was my solution to the amount of problem's I was suffering. This won't work for everyone but I thought I'll share it with everyone.
Chief Captain