May 9, 201313 yr I uninstalled FSUIPC because I was having problems with ENDOK and FSUIPC working together ( see my post- FSUIPC ,is it really worth it? ) I used CC Cleaner , then I was going into FSX to try to configure the FSX buttons for ENDOK, Then I was going to reinstall FSUIPC. Well when I tried to open FSX I got this message; ERROR FS WAS UNABLE TO LOAD SOME PROGRAM FILES AND WILL NOW EXIT. PLEASE REINSTALL FS TO RESTORE OR REPAIR THE PROGRAM INSTALLATION. I don't want to reinstall FSX, given the problems installing in the past, any ideas?
May 9, 201313 yr If you haven't emptied your recycle bin check if there are any files there, check the CCleaner log to see what it deleted - it can and does delete things it thinks are bad but that you need - and if nothing turns up after that see if renaming your .cfg and letting fsx rebuild one for itself works. Make sure u make a backup of your .cfg first. If none of that works, try doing the repair function to FSX which should be available via the control panel > programs window. If That doesn't work then I think the only things you could try is reinstalling the programs you uninstalled previously and see if that works (I had sweetfx and I tried to uninstall it and after I did fsx wouldn't open, so I reinstalled sweetfx and fsx worked fine) Other than that reinstalling fsx might be your only other option. Cheers! Remy Mermelstein 777-300 FS Pilot Quote "The Skies the limit" Remy Mermelstein 777-300 FS Pilot, Deltava P3Dv4.1, ASP4, UTLive, ReShade + URP + PTA, All settings max'd, i7 Core Extreme @ 5.2gHz, GTX 1080, CyberpowerPC Gaming Laptop, 500GB SSDx2, 32GB DDR4 RAM.
May 9, 201313 yr I had a similar problem as yours but none of my games would work either after I had changed graphics card . What solved it for me was doing a restore option in w7 to an earlier time before I had the issues this solved it for me. Now I backed everything up to an external drive now I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
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