Every time I fire up FSX=SE, I get this error. Click Ok and re-start FSX-SE, and it loads the sim normally after that.

 

Has anyone seen this type of error when first firing up FSX-SE, or an idea what is causing this, and how to rectify it?

 

Thanks.

 

Bump?

There is quite a bit of info here

 

https://www.google.co.th/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=unable%20to%20install%20message%20filter

Thanks for that link, Zoran, but neither of those apply to my error. I have posted it at Steam's forum as it's their product.

Rick,  Maybe Delete Or Move your saved Flights out of Documents?   

Thanks, Elaine. Will try that suggestion. As a habit before every flight, I do delete all the Autosaves, etc, etc.

Hi Elaine. Tried your tip. In fact completely uninstalled FSX-SE and re-installed afresh------still same error------and that after installing FSX-MS on its own first, which did not throw up that Error Flag. Have asked DTG Support about this, but have not heard from them.

Please feel free to correct me if I have got this wrong as it seems I've just had the best laugh today. Received a response from Dovetail Games support today, who claim that Microsoft Flight Simulator X Steam Edition is NOT their product, and 'cannot offer support for a third party piece of software'.

 

I find that a tad odd because AFAIK, DTG brought FSX-SE out and sold it through their DLC portal, Steam. bit now, all of a sudden it is not their product, yet look what at the Steam support page shows.

 

 

 

Strange behaviour from DTG.

I have a boxed version of FSX sitting on a shelf in front of me, don't use it! Installed FSX steam alone along with a fresh install of Win 10 on a Sandisk 490 GB SSD. It's faster and smoother and give me more FPS's than the boxed edition ever did. Steam FSX handles VAS way better than MS-FSX. Don't get mad at me, I was surprised too! Bought steams ASN and  Rex soft clouds as well. I love the whole deal now, it works perfect, period!

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