Okay, we solved Les' issue.The problem was that the FS2Crew gauge entries somehow (not sure how), were added twice to his 737's panel.cfg file. So basically the FS2Crew gauges got loaded twice.That's noooo good.If that happens your mouse cursor will change to an hour glass/busy symbol, and your frame rate will go to like zero.If that should happen to you, please email me and I'll fix your panel.cfg.Best,

hm, too late for me. it happened already, and I did not make a backup. had the hourglass and saw multiple FS2Crew entries which I wanted to 'heal'. now everything is completely messed up after I tried to de- and reinstall the gauges via config mgr. please can somene send me/post here the default panel.cfg text for copy paste and also the portion referring to FS2Crew?phil

hm, too late for me. it happened already, and I did not make a backup. had the hourglass and saw multiple FS2Crew entries which I wanted to 'heal'. now everything is completely messed up after I tried to de- and reinstall the gauges via config mgr. please can somene send me/post here the default panel.cfg text for copy paste and also the portion referring to FS2Crew?phil

Hi Phil,Just install SP1.http://www.fs2crew.com/cart/pages/FS2Crew%3A-737-Voice-Commander-Updates.htmlSP1 overwrites the panel.cfg in its entirety with a fresh new version.Prior to SP1, FS2Crew would attempt to add the FS2Crew entries to your pre-existing panel.cfg. It worked in 95 percent of cases, but in 5 percent of cases it failed and caused problems.So I discarded that system in SP1, and reverted to the old 'Keep it simple' system and just overwrote the whole panel.cfg with a new one to prevent these kinds of issues.Best,

That helped. Thanks.