I wrote the same question over at the unofficial RealityXP forum, but it doesn't hurt to ask here to:

 

 

 

Yesterday I did this magnicifent flight on Vatim in my RXP 530 ver 1.6 equipped Aeroworx 200 using FS9. When finished I closed the computer, started it again just now but now when I load the airplane I see the cockpit panel with the 530 unit for about two tenths of a second, then FS9 crashes.

I activated the RXP in a few other airplanes with the same result, FS9 crashes. I also tried putting it into the default Cessna 172 that FS9 loads with and I can't even get to the start up screen where you choose flights, aircraft etc.

I removed Reality XP 530 and reverted to an old installation file that gives me version 1.4. Installing that one the result is the exact same. If I remove RXP 530 from the plane, it loads without a hitch. I have never seen this behaviour before and I am totally stuck. I now updated the 1.4 to 1.6 (something) but to no avail. In FSX I have no problem.

As I said, I hadn't touched anything since I finished my flight yesterday and closed the computer. Any bright ideas, anyone? Oh, I did restart my computer!

Problem fixed with the help of Bert Pieke!

Thank you Krister but how was the problem fixed? Others may be interested to know.

As far as I know, the only solution is to uninstall v1.6, then manually remove some files that are left behind, then install the previous version (v1.4).

As Graeme said and for more details look att his: http://www.simforums...topic44473.html

 

What I did was uninstall 1.6, then remove the whole folder c:\Programdata\Reality XP and then re-install 1.4 and it then it worked. I was using 1.6 before I ran into these issues so probably I could install it again and have it working. But I just don't see any major features in ver 1.6 that makes it worth it!

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