Are you certain you deleted BOTH of those folders completely and ran the installer again? If so were new folders created?

 

Just for your information if there is some minor bug:

 

For some reason, on the initial install my SIDs/STARs were updated to 1702 but my navdata was not (I had 1613).  I looked at a few SID/STAR files and also the date modified (1/23/2017) so that was all clearly 1702. 

 

I renamed existing Navdata folder to something else and created a new blank NavData folder.  Installer wouldn't do a repair, so I did an uninstall/reinstall.  Now all my Navdata is up to date.  Cycle_info.txt file and other files in old Navdata folder all are cycle 1613.  The problem was definitely not a failure to overwrite the cycle_info.txt only -- none of the files was overwritten.  But a new, empty Navdata folder worked just fine -- all 1702.  As already noted, the SID/STAR files in SIDSTARS folder were 1702 from the first install.

 

Mike

I also had this problem, tried to do a repair but it didn't want to repair for some reason so I de-registered and uninstalled. I had removed the NAVDATA and SIDSTARS folders before the re-install and they installed correctly but there was no cycle info text file installed. This must be a bug, I'll just install an older navigraph cycle that I have for now.

 

Cheers!/Andreas

I also had this problem, tried to do a repair but it didn't want to repair for some reason so I de-registered and uninstalled. I had removed the NAVDATA and SIDSTARS folders before the re-install and they installed correctly but there was no cycle info text file installed. This must be a bug, I'll just install an older navigraph cycle that I have for now.

 

Cheers!/Andreas

 

See here:

http://www.avsim.com/topic/503119-nav-data-cycle-still-showing-old-cycle/#entry3563468

Apologies,

 

error on my part. I didn't delete the folders prior to running the repair function.

 

Now that I followed the procedure correctly (and paid proper attention), the repair ran just fine and all the dates are Jan 2017.

 

However, the "cycle_info" text file is missing.

 

Thank you!

 

 

Steve

Ok - I don't know precicely which of the following two actions fixed it - perhaps it was both. 

 

First, I did successfully perform the repair install and as noted above, the only file that had an old date stamp and references to an old cycle was not re-created during the repair. 

 

Second, one thing I didn't know was that the FMC was paying attention to the date in the simulation! I've been using the default, old  included AIRACs for so long that I was just used to seeing the out of date message. I didn't know that the in-sim date needed to be within the AIRAC's cycle date in order to avoid the warning. (*for some reason, I thought the FMC would just look to my computer's actual date instead of the sim's date) 

 

Either way - with the repair done and forcing the sim to use the current date, the out of date warning is also gone for me.

 

Thanks,

-Greg