I will appreciate it very much if an experienced fellow simmer will help me to solve the following installation problem with a new Saitke Pro Flight Radio Panel. After clicking:

I will appreciate it very much if an experienced fellow simmer will help me to solve the following installation problem with a new Saitke Pro Flight Radio Panel. After clicking: "Launch the flight sim 2004 plugin", the following message came up: UNABLE TO CONNET TO FSUIPS.Also, the "Radio panel test page" did not work. Numbers flickered continuously. I have tried launching the above flight sim 2004 plugin, before, during and after running FS2004. No good. Next, I tried loading the installation software that came with the panel, before and after I plug de panel in the UBS hub. I also installed a newer registered version of FSUIPS (3.96). No good either. I don't know what else to do.Software installed:Windows XP 32 bits FS9 (2004) FSUIPS Version 3.93 (Registered) : Hardware installed: GoFlight MCP advanced autopilot. (works well). Keyboard with FSUIPS key assignments, including NAV keys (works well). Also, have assigned some other keys with FS2004

I don't have it in front of me, but I remember a post on the Saitek site that says for FS2004 you MUST have FS9 installed on the C Drive. I had it on a C drive and it worked OK. I got a new box and put FS9 on the D drive and that is exactly what I get.John

Here is the link:http://www.saitek.com/uk/supp/panels.htmJohn

Here is the link:http://www.saitek.com/uk/supp/panels.htmJohn

Thank you John,Problem solved. Loaded new Spad driver from: http://fstools.weebly.com/index.htmlSpad works great!!!!!!!The problem I had was with FSUIPC

Thank you John,Problem solved. Loaded new Spad driver from: http://fstools.weebly.com/index.htmlSpad works great!!!!!!!The problem I had was with FSUIPC's registration process. Saitek's radio panel and Goflight's autopilot worked well together.

Do you have FS9 on the C drive? Just curious. I have a full registered version of FSUIPC.Thanks.John

Do you have FS9 on the C drive? Just curious. I have a full registered version of FSUIPC.Thanks.John

Yes, I do. Mar