FSX Crashing..

Anti aliasing is on the very first screen if you select settings-customize. It's a little check box on the lower left. If that doesn't work you could try deleting your fsx.cfg file (create a backup and restore if there is no effect) and let fsx create a new one. This effectively gives you default settings and you can troubleshoot it from there. Good luck.

the File you mention is MS visual C run time library file which means that its got something to do with that. You could try a repair or a Reinstall of FSX or look for the MS visual C run time library files.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=32bc1bee-a3f9-4c13-9c99-220b62a191ee&displaylang=en

Of Make sure you video card drivers are up to date.

faust1200 wrote:

Anti aliasing is on the very first screen if you select settings-customize. It's a little check box on the lower left. If that doesn't work you could try deleting your fsx.cfg file (create a backup and restore if there is no effect) and let fsx create a new one. This effectively gives you default settings and you can troubleshoot it from there. Good luck.

Well, I just checked and my AA setting and it was off, then I went and added a more air and ground traffic, and now it seems to be okay for now. (knock on wood.) I have most of my settings on custom, I ran FSX full boar when I first got it, and let me tell you, I had crash after crash, so I changed a few things, now I'm able to run FSX up until this problem.

Anyone else have this simular problem?

Here's another update:

I contacted MS through e-mail, and they sent me a reply saying it has to do with either msvcr80.dll be crupted or not having .net 2.0 framework installed.

So I checked to see if I had .net installed and I had 1.1, so I downloaded the 2.0 package from a link they sent me. Now after I installed 2.0 the error seems to be gone. (knock on wood)