13 minutes ago, Blind Pilot said:

Yes.

I'm able to down loade the zipped folder from the web page.

I've down loaded and found the main install.exe file.

So, why am I getting the source not found files?

Oh so close, but still yet so far from flying once again.

Did you try installing by double-clicking on Setup Prepar3D.exe?

1 minute ago, Tokitaumelie said:

Did you try installing by double-clicking on Setup Prepar3D.exe?

Yes.

That was the first thing I tried, just like installing any other program.

But when I go to click on any of the three SMI files when I'm told it isn't in the installation when I click on the main install.exe. File, I go to the zip folder and click on each of the three msi files and I get source file not found.

The only option I have is to repair it, which I do.

But I don't have a install option.

Many thanks.

Ron who's still grounded until he can figure out this mystery out.

1 minute ago, Blind Pilot said:

Yes.

That was the first thing I tried, just like installing any other program.

But when I go to click on any of the three SMI files when I'm told it isn't in the installation when I click on the main install.exe. File, I go to the zip folder and click on each of the three msi files and I get source file not found.

The only option I have is to repair it, which I do.

But I don't have a install option.

Many thanks.

Ron who's still grounded until he can figure out this mystery out.

Ok lets do the easy things first.

Have you extracted the archive into a folder? After extraction, then run the installer again.

1 hour ago, Tokitaumelie said:

Ok lets do the easy things first.

Have you extracted the archive into a folder? After extraction, then run the installer again.

Ok, I'm doing the following:

1. Yes, I have a extrated setup file and went to it's properties and made sure that Admin and change for all users were checked.

I also tapped my appications key and went to run as admin tand said yes when the security message poped up at me.

I clicked on the I agree and clicked on install.

This is the progress thus far.

I'm now just about to start the install of the file:

Install_Client.msi

Now for some bad news.

I just now attempted to install the above mentioned file.

The options I have are Cancil, repair and or to remove.

Now, I've repaired until I'm blue in the face.

What do I do to fix this issue?

Many thanks. 

Ron

1 hour ago, Blind Pilot said:

Ok, I'm doing the following:

1. Yes, I have a extrated setup file and went to it's properties and made sure that Admin and change for all users were checked.

I also tapped my appications key and went to run as admin tand said yes when the security message poped up at me.

I clicked on the I agree and clicked on install.

This is the progress thus far.

I'm now just about to start the install of the file:

Install_Client.msi

Now for some bad news.

I just now attempted to install the above mentioned file.

The options I have are Cancil, repair and or to remove.

Now, I've repaired until I'm blue in the face.

What do I do to fix this issue?

Many thanks. 

Ron

Client.msi is just a component of the Full v5 Installer. The other two being Content and Scenery, all with the suffix .msi. 

Those three files can be used to repair your full installation once it has been completed, if you need to fix/repair a specific area e.g. client, scenery or content.

What you need to do is to double-click only the Prepar3d.exe, use Administrative privileges as necessary, and point the install location to a place on your hard-drive capable of storing the deflated-app and associated addons you may add later.

If you can, please do not install it to your C/Program Files folder.

Keep us posted on your progress

Hope this helps, kind regards

9 hours ago, Tokitaumelie said:

Client.msi is just a component of the Full v5 Installer. The other two being Content and Scenery, all with the suffix .msi. 

Those three files can be used to repair your full installation once it has been completed, if you need to fix/repair a specific area e.g. client, scenery or content.

What you need to do is to double-click only the Prepar3d.exe, use Administrative privileges as necessary, and point the install location to a place on your hard-drive capable of storing the deflated-app and associated addons you may add later.

If you can, please do not install it to your C/Program Files folder.

Keep us posted on your progress

Hope this helps, kind regards

So, two questions.

1. I don't even touch any one of the three MSI files. Correct?

2. I understand not to place it in my program folder, even though it will go into that folder by default.

Can I install it into my program files (x86 folder?

If not, which folder should I install it into?

Many thanks and sorry to be such a pain in the neck.

P.S.

So, I should ignore the can't find sorce file error reports, or if I receive the error message, I should try to install all three MSI files to see if that will fix the issue?

Many thanks. 

Ron KR3DOG

8 hours ago, Blind Pilot said:

So, two questions.

1. I don't even touch any one of the three MSI files. Correct?

2. I understand not to place it in my program folder, even though it will go into that folder by default.

Can I install it into my program files (x86 folder?

If not, which folder should I install it into?

Many thanks and sorry to be such a pain in the neck.

P.S.

So, I should ignore the can't find sorce file error reports, or if I receive the error message, I should try to install all three MSI files to see if that will fix the issue?

Many thanks. 

Ron KR3DOG

Good morning Ron

Affirm, None of the MSI Files.

Just double-click Setup Prepar3d.exe, and you can install it to C:/P3D (Just create a P3D directory under C if you have no other drives).

For now, do not use the MSI files.

Keep us posted on your install and let us know if you are able to install the software through to completion.

Kind regards

20 hours ago, Tokitaumelie said:

Client.msi is just a component of the Full v5 Installer. The other two being Content and Scenery, all with the suffix .msi. 

Those three files can be used to repair your full installation once it has been completed, if you need to fix/repair a specific area e.g. client, scenery or content.

What you need to do is to double-click only the Prepar3d.exe, use Administrative privileges as necessary, and point the install location to a place on your hard-drive capable of storing the deflated-app and associated addons you may add later.

If you can, please do not install it to your C/Program Files folder.

Keep us posted on your progress

Hope this helps, kind regards

So, two questions.

1. I don't even touch any one of the three MSI files. Correct?

2. I understand not to place it in my program folder, even though it will go into that folder by default.

Can I install it into my program files (x86 folder?

If not, which folder should I install it into?

Many thanks and sorry to be such a pain in the neck.

P.S.

So, I should ignore the can't find sorce file error reports, or if I receive the error message, I should try to install all three MSI files to see if that will fix the issue?

 

A huge thanks to all of my friends.

I am finally successfully have installed p3d academic 5.1.

The path I slected is as follows:

C:\program files (X86)\Prepar3d.

It went in with no issues finally.

My question is this.

How can I tell if it has been registred/unlocked or not?

It's acting like it has been registered/unlocked.

So, I hope I wan't to much of a huge pain in the neck.

Again, I don't know what I would have done without the help from my friend.

Again, with deep appreciation. 

Ron who now asks the following question.

will the DF7X right playboy tri-jet free down load from the Fly away simulation down load library work in p3d?

I hope it will.

I also hope that we'd have access to the successor the df8x for we right playboy pilots.

Many thanks once again. 

Ron AKA The Blind Pilot.

Ron KR3DOG

2 hours ago, Blind Pilot said:

A huge thanks to all of my friends.

I am finally successfully have installed p3d academic 5.1.

The path I slected is as follows:

C:\program files (X86)\Prepar3d.

It went in with no issues finally.

Ron AKA The Blind Pilot.

Ron KR3DOG

Great news Ron.

You may get a prompt on running the software and just use the same ID and password that you used to download the software.

Enjoy your flights 

Keep well and kind regards