May 6, 20179 yr Hello guys i have problem when updating OPC.At first update goes well the a small window appears saying waiting for the opc to close,but is is closed and small windows dosent disappear for ages.Previosly i havet got any problems. You answers are highly appreciated.Here is the link http://imgur.com/yHUFUPQ Stefan Đorđević
May 6, 20179 yr 50 minutes ago, Boomer said: Is there a recent update from the past few days? yep I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
May 6, 20179 yr My version is 3.00.8189, and is from mid march.... Have I missed something? Best. Miquel Egea.
May 6, 20179 yr 18 minutes ago, miguelpp said: My version is 3.00.8189, and is from mid march.... Have I missed something? Yes, it was the Operations Center itself that was updated, not the 747. Captain Kevin Air Kevin 124 heavy, wind calm, runway 4 left, cleared for take-off. Live streams of my flights here.
May 7, 20179 yr 7 hours ago, miguelpp said: My version is 3.00.8189, and is from mid march.... Have I missed something? Best. Miquel Egea. if you have opened up your oc and dont see any notifications than your up to date so easy to check I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
May 8, 20179 yr Hi, Yesterday I had a problem with OC update. Norton Antivirus detects a Trojan and deletes OC and the updater as well. I had to restore them from a backup and set an exception in Norton Antivirus to perform the update without issue. Skip.
May 8, 20179 yr Commercial Member 6 hours ago, skipy33 said: Yesterday I had a problem with OC update. Norton Antivirus detects a Trojan and deletes OC and the updater as well. I had to restore them from a backup and set an exception in Norton Antivirus to perform the update without issue. I'm usually pretty cautious when it comes to expressing my opinions of other developers' software, but I will state this plainly and openly: aftermarket antivirus programs of any time after about 2000 are awful. Remove them, save your money, and spare yourself the frustration. Combined with simply being careful while browsing, there's no reason the built-in Windows Defender would come up short for 99% of home users. Enterprise businesses? Different story, but at home, you're better off without them. Kyle Rodgers
May 8, 20179 yr Hey Kyle, I tried to install ORBX Global scenery recently and now my PMDG Operations Center and the RAAS system has vanished. The OP Update remains, but no Center. I have downloaded the FS2 PMDG 777 RAAS from their site, but even though it runs, I stall don't get it installed in the aircraft. Any thoughts? Joe Parker - KHGR
May 8, 20179 yr Commercial Member 9 minutes ago, Harley7354 said: I tried to install ORBX Global scenery recently and now my PMDG Operations Center and the RAAS system has vanished. Willing to bet this is coincidental, particularly if you're using aftermarket antivirus programs. 9 minutes ago, Harley7354 said: The OP Update remains, but no Center. Run the updater. It'll re-download all the stuff you need. Kyle Rodgers
May 8, 20179 yr Great! You are the man. Got the Ops Center. I have followed your advice and uninstalled Norton and enabled Windows Defender. Thanks!! Joe Parker - KHGR
May 8, 20179 yr Commercial Member 24 minutes ago, Harley7354 said: You are the man. Got the Ops Center. I have followed your advice and uninstalled Norton and enabled Windows Defender. Thanks!! Welcome. Enjoy! Kyle Rodgers
May 9, 20179 yr As a long time computer user (my first PC was a Commodore 64 in 1983, also have a B.S. in CS), I have to say that ironically, the virus Detection Software that exists today actually exhibits many traits of the very software they try to eliminate - they are free until they detect a virus and then usually demand you pay money to buy the full version to extract the virus, they slow down your system by getting in front of every operation that occurs between the software you use and your disk drive, and also your software you use and the Internet, and are generally whiney pieces of software that always demand attention, money, and, just like a real virus, usually prevent you from running the perfectly valid software on your system. In the long term we need to hold Microsoft accountable for putting together a robust operating system that doesn't need 3rd party software on day one to keep it safe from infection. To expect to have to do this it plain ridiculous. Mark Trainer Mark Trainer
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