September 1, 201510 yr Why would you need to do that? It's integral to the whole PMDG system. Jude BradleyBeech Baron: Uh, Tower, verify you want me to taxi in front of the 747?ATC: Yeah, it's OK. He's not hungry. X-Plane 12 and MSFS2020 🙂 System specs: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit, Ubuntu Linux 20.04 i7-13700KF Gigabyte Z790 RTX-4060-Ti , 32GB RAM 1X 2TB M2 for X-Plane 12, 1x256GB SSD for OS. 1TB drive MSFS2020
September 1, 201510 yr Author I wan't to remove everything related to prepar3d and the application itself, then re-install everything Joakim Kostet
September 1, 201510 yr Commercial Member I wan't to remove everything related to prepar3d and the application itself, then re-install everything For what it's worth, the value of removing everything and reinstalling is very, very overblown in this community. If you're troubleshooting a tough issue, then sure, blow the whole program away if you haven't been able to find a way to get around its stubbornness, but the idea that it's performance enhancing is more snake oil than truth. In this case, blowing the Ops Center away would be like uninstalling Photoshop because you use it to repaint aircraft in P3D. It's unnecessary, and much like uninstalling and reinstalling things goes, it can cause more issues than you're attempting to solve. Kyle Rodgers
September 1, 201510 yr Commercial Member So to remove it I just simply remove it? Yes, but again, there's no point in doing so. It's a standalone application and not related to P3D in any way other than the fact that it has the capability to modify files in the P3D directory. ...just like Notepad, Paint, Photoshop, gMax, and the rest. Kyle Rodgers
September 1, 201510 yr It's a standalone application and not related to P3D in any way other than the fact that it has the capability to modify files in the P3D directory.KyleI am curious as how would you remove the Operations Center. I don't see it in Control Panel>Programs and Features. I don't see it on Drive F which I use for FSX. The only place I see it is on C Drive Program Files (x86). Would the PMDG Operations Center folder in Program Files (x86) just be deleted? Michael Cubine
September 1, 201510 yr Commercial Member The only place I see it is on C Drive Program Files (x86). This is the default location, yes. Would the PMDG Operations Center folder in Program Files (x86) just be deleted? In theory? Yes. Kyle Rodgers
June 4, 20178 yr Yet another question re the OC. I just finished installing the 747 for Prepar3D v4. I wanted to have the OC on my E: driver which is my "dedicated P3D drive" but I cannot seem to recall an option to change the install path of the OC - and it obviously went into the main SSD - my C: drive that also hosts Windows etc... If I want the OC to dwell on my E: drive, should I just simply delete it from its current location and do a reinstall or can I just move its folder and contents over to the other drive? It's just for the sake of clarity, I want everything flight sim related on my E: drive. kityatyi I7 6700K 4.6 GHz, MSI Geforce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5 16GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance 2666 MHz RAM, 750GB SSD, 1TB HDD
June 4, 20178 yr There is no entry in "Uninstall a Program" right? It's just a .exe inside a single folder? Is it possible to get it to show up in Uninstall a Program? I hate having programs that I can't delete entirely using "Uninstall a Program". http://www.phoenixva.org PVA1103 Robert Stevens
July 15, 20178 yr It seems that the operations center resides in two locations on your c drive "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Roaming\PMDG\PMDG Operations" and "C:\Program Files (x86)\PMDG Operations Center. so how would you go about moving to a drive other than your c drive and it still work correctly? as only your c drive has a windows user directory?
July 16, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, ssimm1958 said: It seems that the operations center resides in two locations on your c drive "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Roaming\PMDG\PMDG Operations" and "C:\Program Files (x86)\PMDG Operations Center. so how would you go about moving to a drive other than your c drive and it still work correctly? as only your c drive has a windows user directory? You can’t. The operations centre has to reside on your windows drive. Cheers, Chris Brand
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