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I have reviewed the link and checked the registry values.  The are the same as in your post.  I did take a simple test flight with the GTN750 and it appeared to work properly (fp, proc, terrain, ...). But, when I attempt to undock the window, the sim immediately crashes with a DXGI error?  I do have the latest NVidia dirvers (RTX 2080 Ti) and Prepar3D v5.2 HF.  This all remains a mystery--I appreciate your help--

P.S. I checked also the EventViewer (nothing unusual) and dxdiag (no problems identified).

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The DXGI error is something out of our control and seems to be only related to P3D.

There has been a discussion lately with a solution which I believe is good:

https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/606945-nvidia-47196-and-dxgi_device_hung-resolved/?do=findComment&comment=4634657

NB: I didn't change TdrLevel on my test system, but I had to change TdrDelay to solve another peculiar bug:

PSA: Solution to HDD and NVidia causing Win10 System Halt with Black Screen - Virtual Reality (VR) / Hardware & Performance - Microsoft Flight Simulator Forums

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