Hii realize that Aerosoft claims that you can't change your credits once they are assigned with your current windows installation. I have either had an issue with AES in that past or whatever the case may have been and started fresh - with a clean windows install, yeah major deal, and not worth the effort do that to fix one application! Anyway I would imagine that the reason why when you reinstall the software and you enter the license key, it shows your spent value vs a "reset" value of 10, the programs stores a registry key, or maybe a file in flight sims cnfg to show the credits that have been accounted for? I guess when it comes down to it - it would be nice to have an easier way to start clean, if something isn't working right - in my case some credits were not being assigned and activated. And they way it is set up your kinda SOL, unless there is something i don't know about? Zach Bender K7LTF

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