Some of the aircraft I downloaded ask for permission to use them when I try to fly in FSX. I even tried to run the FSX program as an administrator. I can click yes to the prompt but it asks me again. If I hit no enough times the plane will land. Is there a way to run aircraft in administrator mode so I don't keep getting a pop up message. ON plane is a Beechcraft 1900d from USAIR for example.bha19

Some of the aircraft I downloaded ask for permission to use them when I try to fly in FSX. I even tried to run the FSX program as an administrator. I can click yes to the prompt but it asks me again. If I hit no enough times the plane will land. Is there a way to run aircraft in administrator mode so I don't keep getting a pop up message. ON plane is a Beechcraft 1900d from USAIR for example.bha19

If you are getting the error message I think you are seeing (a screenshot would have been helpful) it most likely is becasue the aircraft is a FS2004 aircraft which is not totally compatible with FSX. You are being warned that it may not function correctly.If that indeed in the problem, IMHO you would be better served to download and install FSX specific aircraft.

If you are getting the error message I think you are seeing (a screenshot would have been helpful) it most likely is becasue the aircraft is a FS2004 aircraft which is not totally compatible with FSX. You are being warned that it may not function correctly.If that indeed in the problem, IMHO you would be better served to download and install FSX specific aircraft.

Here is a screenshot to help you out.

Thats just the normal Vista nonsense. Press yes and ignore...

........... and keep pressing Run as some addons will have lots of Gauges to go through. Once you have said Run to all of them then it will get written to the cfg and you will never have to do it again. (Because you have already said Don't Run to some of them you might have to install that addon again and go though it all again).