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I cant believe not a single reply/advice. As if I am the only one with MSFS CTDs. Bill

Hello friends I installed PMDG777 for MSFS2020 (latest update) and within 5 minutes FS CTD. Event viewer indicates MSFS2020 Faulting module is offensive initials not allowed.dll. Checked it is fine and in place. Restarted sim again, another CTD in less than five minutes. Now the culprit is nvgpucom64.dll. Installed the latest Nvidea driver 556.12. Three tries afterwards. Sim crashed in under five minutes. To rule out if its PMDG777 or the sim, I loaded the PMDG737-800 which has been super stable and fun, the sim crashed in the same time frame. I am at a loss trying to figure out why the sim crashes instead of having a fun flight that takes a lot of preparation and planning. Your thoughts please. I have a high end machine with all the updates. Trying to report to MSFS flight forum there is no where to start a new topic. Best Bill

I Agree The Heading said "ending jet leg" but the article says reducing the effects of Jet Lag and enhancing Oxygen % There is no denying crossing time zones and sleep deprivation Bill

Hello everyone I just read this fascinating article with the link below Boeing is making a major change to its planes that could end jet lag as we know it http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/boeing-is-making-a-major-change-to-its-planes-that-could-end-jet-lag-as-we-know-it/ar-AAiJzzP?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp It says Boeing has lowered 787 Cabin pressure to 6000 feet versus the 777 which is set to 8000 feet because of the new composite material The interesting part is that it is very beneficial to passengers and Jet lag on long flights Is this modeled in the PMDG 777 I can see FLT ALT and LDG ALT But there no cabin pressure upon takeoff. Thank You Bill Hagag

Toronto _Hong Kong (CYYZ-VHHH) enacting Air Canada T7-200LRX easterly polar route, 16 hours plus. Bill

VHHH, CYVR in real and Simulated

Hi I just purchased Carenado 525A CJ2 for FSX/P3D and I don't see option to add the F1GTN750. I have purchased that before for the RealAir Duke and you are right its. is joy to use.. I am curious where is it mentioned to able to configure GTN750. I love it. Thank you Bill Hagag

Perfect. Thanks Bryan You are the best

Hi Sorry If I have missed. I own both FSCrew for the PMDG 737NGX and 777 I updated to Windows 10 and FSX stopped working beyond repair. FSX-Steam Work fine and I was able to install both aircrafts in FSX-Steam and they both work perfect. Does the same apply for FS2Crew. Or do I have to purchase the Steam editions. Thank you Bill

I usually use real weather and flight following using UT2. which is interesting to hear airliners traffic change across countries and continents

I did a few long long hauls (JFK-Hong Kong following Cathay Pacific) or CYYZ-Hong Kong (Following Air Canada) in segments/Legs. Other shorter long hauls ~6 hours I save for Saturday/Sunday early a.m. While in cruise, I do few errands *library/drug store" and then I grab a good read book to consume during the bulk of the time of the flight. Bill

Hi I see the youtube tutorials but where is the APP itself. Is it downloadable yet? Thank you Bill Hagag

I also enjoyed the two day weekend FSIMCON. Captain Robert Randazzo gave a very nice seminar. He said the Sim Center will be in Viriginia, USA and not sure if it will start with 747 or the T7 sim. He also said that PMDG is in full support of the sim community. Whichever direction the plateform might be PMDG will support it. Captain Vallilo (Retired AAL Pilot) gave a very nice seminar on day 2 about flight planning like a pro using a typical New York -Rome transatlantic flight. It was humourours and extremley informant What I missed, there was nothing about Prepared either in exhibit or lectures. Bill

Having a nice fleet of heavies, I go to Flightaware and do flight track by Operator, by Airport or by Aircraft, pick a departure or arrival airport and flight and plan accordingly. This way I am always flying somwhere new destination almost everytime Bill

Hi Paul I also live on Long Island. I registered for the conference a while back. Hope to meet you there. Bill