B757 V1.3 in "My Files" section

[Guest Phoenix5]

Sorry Scott, not much help for you. If the registry entry is OK then I do not know. I run Vista 32 on a AMD 64 machine and had no issues. I will do some digging in the MSFS newsgroups, I know there have been issues reported with Vista 64 and FSX, maybe something there will help.

[Guest bgahan]

Same thing happening with me. Load editor not working. Asking for .net framework. Fuel planner works just fine. I'm running XP with FS9.Any ideas? I did a uninstall first them reinstalled v1.3BrianPhoenix

[FOD 23]

Brian,What version of .Net do you have installed?John R

[Guest bgahan]

Hi John,I'm not sure actually. How would I find this out, do you know?Thanks for your help.Brian GPhoenix

[FOD 23]

Brian,Look in Control Panel - "Add or Remove Programmes".John

[GregB145 5]

>Yes the load editor is problematic. Getting an error that it>cannot find the flight simulator path. I have FS9 and FSX>installed. I did an uninstall of v1.2 first. I have run the>fix tool which told me that the registry entry was fine. I am>running Vista 64-bit which has NET 3.0 by default. Any other>ideas?>>ScottHaving the same problem here. Running Vista 64 with Net 3 and 2 installed. I uninstalled 1,2 first and it also is saying that it cannot find the Flight Simulator Path. I have FS9 and FSX installed and have tried to look for the tool that is said to be in one of the sticky posts. ThanksGreg

[Guest bjjones]

My load editor was the same, saying it couldn't find the path, having then checked the registry, despite using various fixer tools I found the entry wasn't there at all, entering it manually, creating folders and keys, it now crashes with a CLR20r3 event error which I've had in the past with similar apps, that was down to the various libraries which were required not shipping with Vista by default.In that case, I had to copy and register dx7vb.dll, dv8vb.dll and d3drm.dll manually. Following that it worked. Perhaps if we knew what files the loader was looking for we could work out a similar method.

[Guest Phoenix5]

Ben,I will get Alex to look at your post and get his advice ASAP.

[qnh 70]

>Ben,>>I will get Alex to look at your post and get his advice ASAP.So do we know what the load editor is looking for yet?Scott

[qnh 70]

I take it that's a no then?

[Guest bjjones]

Dont know at what stage the problem solving is upto, but attached is a an extract from file-mon from when trying to load the load editor in Vista,http://bjones4.com/temp/load-editor-vistaX64-log.xlsMight help narrow down whats missing.

[qnh 70]

bingo!WARNING - SAVE A COPY OF YOUR REGISTRY BEFORE YOU DO THISIn regdt32 navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftCreate a key under this key called Microsoft Games (right click on Microsoft and select New Key)Create a key under Microsoft Games called Flight SimulatorCreate a key under Flight Simulator called 9.0Create a new string value inside 9.0 called EXE PathSet this string value to your FS9 path