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P3D V4 Crash During Cruise?

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So I'm finally getting back in to P3D now that the NGX is out.  I ran two short flights for as a test between JFK and IAD without issue.  I'm now trying JFK to ATL to do something a little longer and I got a crash just before crossing EMI.  It seems to be repeatable at this point as this is my third time giving this a go.  I thought it was EZCA but I uninstalled it.  The only addons I'm running is the NGX, AS16 & ASCA and GSX.  Any idea how I can track this down?  Its only giving me the generic p3d has stopped responding message.

 

EDIT:

I started another flight from scratch and so far so good.  Previously I was starting from a saved state - which used to work in v3 so I thought nothing of it.  Fresh startup seems to be the fix.


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This is one of the golden rules in FS world - not P3D specific, but I remember it going as far back as FS2004 and my first PMDG 737 NG.

Since then, I always load from a default flight, that is for me a normal-state turned on C172.

With PMDG it's easy, just load the appropriate panel state afterwards.

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Go to event viewer in Windows. Go to Windows Log and then application. It will show a red circle with an exclamation point in the middle. That should tell you what may have caused P3D to crash. I just had a crash climbing out of London Heathrow in the PMDG 777. I got a terrain.dll error message.


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