July 28, 201411 yr I also posted this in The CTD Forum in hopes of finding an answer... I have been running P3D V2 exclusively for some time now, and all was well until recently... P3D has started to CTD about 10 minutes into a flight. Faulting module: clr.dll, version 4.030319 Faulting module path: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.319\clr.dll Faulting application path: D:\Lockheed Martin\P3Dv2\P3d.exe P3D forum says this is NOT a P3D issue, but rather a Microsoft issue. Microsoft Support says: "Faulting Module name clr.dll when you run .NET Framework based application" "CAUSE: The issue occurs because an object that is being referenced is dereferenced by the collector in common language runtime 4 (CLR4). Therefore, an access violation occurs during garbage collection or when the application tries to access the released object" I'm hoping someone here that has more computer 'Savy' than me can explain what the heck they're talking about... and/or how to fix this. P.S. Microsoft says that there was a Hotfix for this in 2011... but I would think that was dalt with in updates. (I have .NET Framework 4.5.1 installed) Rick / Canada
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July 30, 201411 yr Thanks for the pointer ! Are you overclocking - a bad overclock will give you all kinds of misleading errors - happened to me - after I got a stable OC I never had a crash again in P3D - its rock solid so dont look at P3D - cant say that for fsx that's a whole different animal that's for sure all set with that adios FSX Rich Sennett
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