I have a laptop with dual graphics adapters. One is "built in" and the other is an ATI add on with more power. Both are referred to in the cfg...[DISPLAY.Device.Intel® HD Graphics.0]Mode=1024x768x32[DISPLAY.Device.ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 .0.0]Mode=1280x720x32[DISPLAY.Device.Intel® HD Graphics.0.0]Mode=1280x720x32The one I want to use is the ATI Mobility. Should I delete the reference to the Intel one? If so, do I just delete the reference or place REM in front of it. It's been a LONG time since I've edited the cfg file.After saving any changes, do I have to reboot?THANKS!!!Jim

I have a laptop with dual graphics adapters. One is "built in" and the other is an ATI add on with more power. Both are referred to in the cfg...[DISPLAY.Device.Intel® HD Graphics.0]Mode=1024x768x32[DISPLAY.Device.ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 .0.0]Mode=1280x720x32[DISPLAY.Device.Intel® HD Graphics.0.0]Mode=1280x720x32The one I want to use is the ATI Mobility. Should I delete the reference to the Intel one? If so, do I just delete the reference or place REM in front of it. It's been a LONG time since I've edited the cfg file.After saving any changes, do I have to reboot?THANKS!!!Jim

Certainly the "safest" thing to do is rem the items you do not need by placing two forward slash marks - // - in front of the item(s), That way they can be easily restored if necessary.Two semi colons should work also. ;; I am assuming your are talking about the FSX.cfg file. Any edits to it must be made while FSX is not running otherwise they will not "take". No reboot would be needed - just a restart of FSX. And be sure you use Notepad to make such edits (not Word or some other editor).

Certainly the "safest" thing to do is rem the items you do not need by placing two forward slash marks - // - in front of the item(s), That way they can be easily restored if necessary.Two semi colons should work also. ;; I am assuming your are talking about the FSX.cfg file. Any edits to it must be made while FSX is not running otherwise they will not "take". No reboot would be needed - just a restart of FSX. And be sure you use Notepad to make such edits (not Word or some other editor).

THANKS David!!