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Chris Catalano

Windows 7 - lost the ability to add any scenery in library

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Hi Everyone: Just installed Windows 7 and reinstalled FSX. For some reason, I am no longer able to add scenery through the usual add scenery menu in FSX. No matter what "path" I select, as soon as I click "OK", it keeps blanking out the field. It first puts the correct path in the data field, but as soon as I click "OK", the field that was just filled with the correct path string goes back to being empty. I have been adding scenery easily for many years now, and suddenly I am no longer able to. Can anyone help me? Thanks, Chris Catalano

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When you have selected the folder click ok, then when it opens that folder simply click inside the folder and all should be good.

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When you have selected the folder click ok, then when it opens that folder simply click inside the folder and all should be good.
Plus, in the Windows 7 Forum here on AVSIM, there's a sticky showing step-by-step instructions. Best regards,Jim

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If Windows 7 creates problems for a Microsoft product, does it create even more problems for non-Microsoft programs; I still run Windows XP which is why I ask? Regards, Mike Mann

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Here is the answer to your question dry.png

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If Windows 7 creates problems for a Microsoft product, does it create even more problems for non-Microsoft programs; I still run Windows XP which is why I ask?
Short answer: No. Slightly longer answer: If you are running something very ancient you may want to check for compatibility.

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Short answer: No. Slightly longer answer: If you are running something very ancient you may want to check for compatibility.
Decided to do an internet check for compatibility on some of my hardware and software and I can see some Windows 7 issues! Guess I'll stick with Windows XP for now but thanks for the advice. Regards, Mike Mann

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