hello, I have a problem , when I fly my team fs KBT F/A-18, when I use the carrier operations package it comes with, (the switch that says ARM ACT) the flight simulator freezes and A popup comes up saying sound files not found. I do have gaugesound.dll and I installed everything correctly. HELP!

hello, I have a problem , when I fly my team fs KBT F/A-18, when I use the carrier operations package it comes with, (the switch that says ARM ACT) the flight simulator freezes and A popup comes up saying sound files not found. I do have gaugesound.dll and I installed everything correctly. HELP!

I am not familiar with that package but if you think the gaugesound.dll might be the problem, here are a couple of things you can check:My gaugesound.dll is located in my main Flightsimulator 9 folder (not in the modules folder as some of the others are)In my FS9.cfg file I also found it necessary to add the following:[OLDMODULES]GaugeSound.dll=1If you do not already have this you can simply add it to the bottom of the FS9.cfg file and it will reorder it automatically when you next start up FS2004.This simply tells FS2004 that it is OK to use the gaugesound.dll file which it may think is problematic.As I said, I have no idea if the gaugesound.dll file is the problem but having it properly installed is important.Good luck. :(

I am not familiar with that package but if you think the gaugesound.dll might be the problem, here are a couple of things you can check:My gaugesound.dll is located in my main Flightsimulator 9 folder (not in the modules folder as some of the others are)In my FS9.cfg file I also found it necessary to add the following:[OLDMODULES]GaugeSound.dll=1If you do not already have this you can simply add it to the bottom of the FS9.cfg file and it will reorder it automatically when you next start up FS2004.This simply tells FS2004 that it is OK to use the gaugesound.dll file which it may think is problematic.As I said, I have no idea if the gaugesound.dll file is the problem but having it properly installed is important.Good luck. :(

the carrier operations package works perfectly with my Tomcat, so I don't think it's the gaugesound.dll.

hello, I have a problem , when I fly my team fs KBT F/A-18, when I use the carrier operations package it comes with, (the switch that says ARM ACT) the flight simulator freezes and A popup comes up saying sound files not found. I do have gaugesound.dll and I installed everything correctly. HELP!

Update:It turns out whenever I slew it freezes too.

I am not familiar with that package but if you think the gaugesound.dll might be the problem, here are a couple of things you can check:My gaugesound.dll is located in my main Flightsimulator 9 folder (not in the modules folder as some of the others are)In my FS9.cfg file I also found it necessary to add the following:[OLDMODULES]GaugeSound.dll=1If you do not already have this you can simply add it to the bottom of the FS9.cfg file and it will reorder it automatically when you next start up FS2004.This simply tells FS2004 that it is OK to use the gaugesound.dll file which it may think is problematic.As I said, I have no idea if the gaugesound.dll file is the problem but having it properly installed is important.Good luck. :(

Where is the FS9.cfg file?

Where is the FS9.cfg file?

This is probably the most asked (and answered) question regarding FS2004.That file is "hidden" by default - go to My Computer and then select Tools and then Folder Options and then View. Scroll down a liitle ways and place a tick mark in the box by the line which says "Show hidden files and folders".While you are there, be sure there is NOT a mark in the box by the line which says "Hide extensions for known file types"In a default installation in XP, the FS9.cfg file will be found here:C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9Once you have found it, you can Right Click on it and select Properties and remove the "hidden" attribute. That will make it easier to locate in the future.Many of us also create a shortcut to the FS9.cfg file and place it on our Desktop for easy access to the file.

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Where is the FS9.cfg file?

For Win XP the location of the "infamous FS9.CFG" file is:C:\Documents and Settings\YOURNAME\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9Also be sure to have in Windows Explorer files and folders options (or other files browsers) the option "show hidden files and folders" ticked !The question of the FS9.CFG location is a recurent one and already answered many time.I wonder if the N

According to the time stamps on the posts, I beat you by about 5 minutes -Just goes to prove that "great minds" think alike...........lol.

I am not familiar with that package but if you think the gaugesound.dll might be the problem, here are a couple of things you can check:My gaugesound.dll is located in my main Flightsimulator 9 folder (not in the modules folder as some of the others are)In my FS9.cfg file I also found it necessary to add the following:[OLDMODULES]GaugeSound.dll=1If you do not already have this you can simply add it to the bottom of the FS9.cfg file and it will reorder it automatically when you next start up FS2004.This simply tells FS2004 that it is OK to use the gaugesound.dll file which it may think is problematic.As I said, I have no idea if the gaugesound.dll file is the problem but having it properly installed is important.Good luck. :(

That didn't do the trick, and here is the error message: Creation failed. Check if sound file is avalible

Did you ever get that problem sorted out? I get the same error upon reaching Mach 1