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Hi there,

 

Am going to update to ver.3.4.18.19475 and as per previous updates am removing the client in programs and features.

Looking at that folder I also see besides the P3D academic client a file called P3D Academic which is ver. 3.2.3.16769. (install date 15/8/2016)

Do I need to remove that as well or do I leave that one alone?

 

My scenery and content version are the same 3.2.3.16769 ( install date 23/3/2016 )

 

Would it ruin my setup if it's removed.

 

Please let me know.

 

Regards

Leo de Haan

Scotland

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Hello Leo,

 

The following 3 Entries in your Control Panel make up a Complete Prepar3D v3 Install. 

 

The Prepar3D v3 Client

 

The Prepar3D v3 Content

 

The Prepar3D v3 Scenery 

 

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The Entry just called "Prepar3D v3 Academic" Or Professional is just the Installer (Setup.exe) The Setup.exe Installs all 3 Component Installers together,  You can Ignore this Entry in your Control Panel

 

To Update Prepar3D v3 with the Client only ---)  Client Update

 

To Update all 3 Component Installers Click  #Post 2 


 

 

 

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Thanks Elaine,

 

Your explanation on this is sublime. http://www.avsim.com...ent-installers/

I've bookmarked it for future use.

I will just do the client install as there are rumours going around that LM might be releasing a 64 bit version in the new year.

 

Thanks for your reply, much appreciated.

Merry Christmas

Leo

Scotland

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