Is there a ROLLBACK possibility after updating?

 

I'll wait a while, as I've lots of stuff installed and even a triple boot with Ubuntu and OSX.

The very last thing I need is reinstallation...

Is there a ROLLBACK possibility after updating?

 

I'll wait a while, as I've lots of stuff installed and even a triple boot with Ubuntu and OSX.

The very last thing I need is reinstallation...

Yes.

I upgraded to the free version of Window 10 yesterday and the only thing that I noticed different with FSX Gold addition is I am now getting jagged textures. Can anyone help fix this please.

 

My system spec.

 

Windows 10 64bit - 128GB Crucial M4 SSD - 2TB Master Hard Drive
Intel Core i7 4+4 Core 2600K 3.4Ghz 8MB L3 CACHE - ThermalTake Contac29 Cooler
16GB DDR3 2133Mhz Patriot Viper V3 Red Performance/Gaming RAM
AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB PCI-E 3.0 Ready Graphics - GSX - FS Cabin Crew - ASN SP3

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I upgraded to the free version of Window 10 yesterday and the only thing that I noticed different with FSX Gold addition is I am now getting jagged textures. Can anyone help fix this please.

 

My system spec.

 

Windows 10 64bit - 128GB Crucial M4 SSD - 2TB Master Hard Drive

Intel Core i7 4+4 Core 2600K 3.4Ghz 8MB L3 CACHE - ThermalTake Contac29 Cooler

16GB DDR3 2133Mhz Patriot Viper V3 Red Performance/Gaming RAM

AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB PCI-E 3.0 Ready Graphics - GSX - FS Cabin Crew - ASN SP3

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I see you have an AMD card. If you use a program to set anti aliasing settings, they were probably lost during the upgrade. This happened to me with Nvidia Inspector.

Thanks for the reply linux731
 
Yes I do use a program to set ant aliasing settings. I have checked the settings in AMD Catalyst Control Centre and can see they are all still there.
 
I would upload an image but cannot work out how.

Hi all! A short report. I made a new, pretty pure and clean installation of Windows 10 RTM PRO 64 bt from BIOS (NOT upgrade!) with partition formatting. Then I installed a nVidia driver v. 353.62 and finally I installed all windows updates. Also I istalled all versions of Net.Framework and DirectX. And after these all manipulations I installed FSX on a formatted separate partition! Resault: FSX (with admin rights and WIN8 compatibility) works pretty fine in my prefered DX9 mode! May be this info helps to somebody)

Hi,

after many attempts I finally succeeded in upgrading from w7prof to w10. Now as my first sim flight is going on backround I found out that pmdg 777's clever auto time compression don't work. Anybody else yet seen this?

 

Petteri