D3DComplier_43 Crash

[DANEQ99 2]

http://tinypic.com/r/2it4sv8/8 This image is the bane of my FSX. The only thing that crashes my FSX at the moment. It may not be a CTD but it always freezes FSX before happening, especially when loading an addon airport. I have looked on Microsoft forums for answers but not account for this error. 

[Jim Young 2,356]

I see you reported this problem to us in the past - http://forum.avsim.net/topic/446482-d3dcompiler-43-crashing-fsx/. In that report you stated you got the information about the crash from a Windows Error Report and it cannot be found in AppCrashView or the Event Viewer. I responded that AppCrashView only reads Windows Error Reports. AppCrashView provides more in-depth information about your crash and, if there is no crash report, then there was no Windows Error Report (.wer).

 

The only program I know of that uses this dll is Navigraph. Make sure your installation of Navigraph is up-to-date.

 

Best regards,

[DANEQ99 2]

I see you reported this problem to us in the past - http://forum.avsim.net/topic/446482-d3dcompiler-43-crashing-fsx/. In that report you stated you got the information about the crash from a Windows Error Report and it cannot be found in AppCrashView or the Event Viewer. I responded that AppCrashView only reads Windows Error Reports. AppCrashView provides more in-depth information about your crash and, if there is no crash report, then there was no Windows Error Report (.wer).

 

The only program I know of that uses this dll is Navigraph. Make sure your installation of Navigraph is up-to-date.

 

Best regards,

Okay thank you. My navigraph is updated to latest 1408. I updated one program to latest airac and that seems to have fix the problem for now.  

[Jim Young 2,356]

Okay thank you. My navigraph is updated to latest 1408. I updated one program to latest airac and that seems to have fix the problem for now.

It is not the airac's that are causing the problem but the Navigraph program itself. It usually updates itself so that probably fixed the problem.

 

Best regards,