vgbaron

I once took an M47 tank into a drive in to get Bob's Big Boy hamburgers back when they had car hops. Caused quite a stir. Next day Commander issued an order that no military vehicles were allowed in public establishments. 😁

I'm puzzled. I have TDS GPS Manager 1.0.1.5 - I reinstalled TDS GTNXi Pro 1.3.0.0. I created a flight and loaded plan (import from file) into the 750. It also showed in the 650. I assume that would indicate crossfit was working BUT I only have tds-gtnxi-gauge (dated 5/18/25 in my CF. ?? Thanx

I found this - not at flight system so I can't try it: 1. TAWS Inhibit Mode: The G5000, like other Garmin TAWS systems, offers an "Inhibit Mode" that disables specific alerts deemed unnecessary by the aircrew. 2. Accessing Inhibit Mode: MFD: Locate the "TRAFFIC MAP" page and use the "MUTE" button to stop traffic callouts. TAWS Page: Find the "INHIBIT" button on the TAWS page to stop terrain callouts. Menu: Disable aural terrain warnings within the menu on the "heat map" page.

and to make it cleaner, delete all the unwanted custom profiles.

Works perfectly! Thanx! Vic

just doublechecked - mobiflight event module is there

Good to know. I've tried no community folder, no exe.xml, remove and reinstall app - same incompat issue. Log(in pdf form) attached for @Reset XPDR MSFS_AutoFPS20250524log.pdf

Hmm - I'm using SU3 Beta 1.5.3 and the last two test builds and the RC1 build fail the MSFS compat test. I tried changing MSFS settings etc, also did a clean install of the app. App recognizes SU3 and connects, then the sinconnect activates but when it gets to the session - error and close. I removed the MSFS cache, roaming downloads and scenery indexes - no help. Thanx!

Not on my system - still CTD

ok guys - I'm going to lock this topic - I apporeciate the effort but this one will move into the pros and cons just like the original. @jcomm positive post is already there.

Really puzzling. Problem occurs with no devices of any kind attached so it is either a usb port glitch or some obscure setting in MSFS. Double check your task manager to see if ANYTHING sim or port related is running in BG. A controls lock in an aircraft could do that IRL but I am not aware of a general control lock in the sim.

in W10 - settings - devices and printers - select a controller - rightclick - select game controller settings - select controller - properties. Should be similar in W11 or type Set up USB game controllers in windows search bar

I wonder if somehow the windows game controller calibration is messed up. That could send signals to the USB port with nothing connected.

also with no addons or community folder - I guess you could have a flaky usb port that stays connected to sim. Any external programs running would be suspect.

ROFL!