I recently upgraded my nVidia drivers and installed the new(ish) 'Inspector'.Having only an 8800GTS, the benefits were in the negative, so I removed the driver (properly), reverted back to 197.57 and reinstalled nHancer.HOWEVER... Since then, the external 'Frame Limiter' simply will not lock FSX frames.This is driving me nuts. Any idea what's going on?Here is the batch file:start D:\"! FS DATA\!4 MASTERS\FPS Limiter\"FPS_Limiter.exe /r:D3D9 /f:30 /x:OFF /l:OFF "F:\Flight Simulator X\fsx.exeIt does launch FSX, so SOMETHING is working.Thanks

Hi Phil,Have you tried rebuilding the batch file, sometimes that's all it takes.

I have yes, countless ******* times :Cry:

I have yes, countless ******* times :Cry:

Silly question... Have you set your FSX frames to unlimited?Have you tried to completely uninstall/reinstall the program?I wish I could help a little more, I'm in the middle of a defrag right now and it won't finish before I leave for work.

Silly question... Have you set your FSX frames to unlimited?Have you tried to completely uninstall/reinstall the program?I wish I could help a little more, I'm in the middle of a defrag right now and it won't finish before I leave for work.

Yeh, I've checked and tried all of the above.

From what I understand (and this includes some dialogue with Nick Needham over at Simforums), the external frame rate limiter doesn't work as reliably with the most recent NVidia drivers. I began seeing the same kind of behavior you're seeing when I switched to a GTX 480 earlier this year and started using up-to-date drivers for it. I've since switched to using the internal FSX frame rate lock, which seems now to produce better results.Hope this helps.

It's really strange that after going back to earlier driver, it still won't work.With an 8800GTS card the FSX limiter really hits hard :Cry: