FS2004 startproblems
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I have installed FS2004 in WinXP, but it wont start.
I just get an errormessage.
I have installed FS91UPD but it does not help.
Is there an update I have missed?
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The updates don't always work on certain PC's.Uninstall the update ❗ Once the update is unistalled, give MSFS a try.If that does not work uninstall all the MSFS 2004 add-ons and then reinstall MSFS 2004 and probably put it in another drive to the last one you used [e.g. Local disk F,C,D etc].
Make sure there is a folder called "Flight Simulator Files" in your "My Documents" folder.
If its not there, make one
If this is not the problem,what is the error message
Now I have uninstalled everything and then reinstalled the 4 CD:s in
another drive, without update.
It doesnt help.I just get the error message: "winXP has ran into unexpected problems etc"
It occurs after about 10 sec of HDD-work.
Everything works fine on my PC, including 4 other simulators.
Do you have DirectX 9.0c installed and is there a folder in your "My Documents" called "Flight Simulator".
Could you give us the specs on your machine and what other simulators do you have on that hard drive.
How much "free" space is left on the machine.
Are you using disk #4 or the crack
Do you have SP2 installed and did you install the NO-CD Crack.
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