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Hi Everyone,

 

I know that we are a dwindling number of fs2004 users, but I hope that someone can help me out with a ctd problem which has recently started occuring.

 

I get a CTD when loading a flight. The progress bar gets to 100%, the scenery and sound loads for a fraction of a second, and then black screen and the message that fs9 has stopped working.

 

This does not happen everytime I try and begin a flight - around 80% of the time.

 

I have not made any recent additions to FS, other than to update my Navigraph databases to the most current versions. It happens at any location, with any aircraft, including default.

 

I have recently updated my graphics driver, but FS has worked subsequently to this. I do use NVIDIA inspector set up according to the well-known NickN settings.

 

Hoping that someone has experienced something similar (and solved the problem!)

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

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100%? Does this happen with a specific aircraft (or panel)? Other than that, could be an AI aircraft corrupted. Have you tried loading with 0% AI?


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In addition - have you checked the event manager to see what event is being generated when FS crashes?  The event codes can be useful for diagnosing the problem.

 

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You should also check out the AVSIM CTD Guide as most of the manual will fix FS9 problems too.

 

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100%? Does this happen with a specific aircraft (or panel)? Other than that, could be an AI aircraft corrupted. Have you tried loading with 0% AI?

No matter what aircraft - the bar gets to 100%, the scenery and panel shows for a split second and then ctd.

 

Have also tried disabling ai - same result - ctd. Have also checked my ai textures with texture checker

Will check the event viewer - am away for the weekend at the moment.

 

Also will have a look through the avsim ctd guide

You should also check out the AVSIM CTD Guide as most of the manual will fix FS9 problems too.

 

Best regards,

Jim - when I click the link below I get an oops not found message?

 

http://forum.avsim.net/files/file/65-avsim-crash-to-desktop-guide-for-fsx-p3d-fs9/

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Jim - when I click the link below I get an oops not found message?

 

The link is broken since we upgraded our system.  If you look to the right of this forum you should see a list of guides under "Hot Spots".  Click on the CTD Guide and it will take you to a special link we set up temporarily OR you can click on the following link:  http://www.avsim.com/topic/473269-avsim-crash-to-desktop-ctd-guide/?p=3283418

 

Apologize for any inconveniences.

 

Best regards,


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Just a quick message to say thank you to everyone for their help.

 

Using the CTD guide that Jim pointed me towards, I identified an fe.dll error which pointed me towards my ai traffic file. Using a combination of ACA and AI Texture Checker inidentified several bae146 aircraft that were missing a lightmap. Once these were added FS9 and I was able to start a flight. Not sure why this should have suddenly become an issue, however, this sim continues to surprise!!!! (Good and bad)

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