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Sorry for the delay, setting up a new rig In Nvidia Inspector, Antialiasing Setting = 8s. Try 8 Just noticed in your CFG the following; // //TEXTURE_MAX_LOAD=1024 Should be; IMAGE_SMOOTHING=1 TEXTURE_MAX_LOAD=1024

What is the top resolution of your monitor/tv. FS should be the same. NI profile, try just 8 instead of 8S. Can you post your cfg so we can take a look.

Hi there, I'm assuming that you have FS9.1 and not just FS9. Ok, on that assumption, find and download a program called CFF Explorer (http://www.ntcore.com/exsuite.php) Follow instructions to install it. Once installed, open your FS9 folder and find the FS9.exe and right click it. http://s1058.photobucket.com/user/RichDutt/media/CFF3_zpsj4d164tc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=2 When CFF opens, click File Header, then click 'click here. http://s1058.photobucket.com/user/RichDutt/media/CFF1_zpschkdbbb0.jpg.html?sort=3&o=1 When you have done that, ONLY tick where I have shown. http://s1058.photobucket.com/user/RichDutt/media/CCF2_zpsw932h0lc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 Then save it. What you have just done basically, is tell the computer that FS9 can use more memory than it thinks. Not sure, read the site I gave you. My FS9 runs like yours without it, and that's on Win 7, i7 12 gig ram, GFX 640 2 gig ram. Good Luck Rich

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That I did. Thanks for clearing that up.

Ok, dump the Saitek drivers and replace with drivers called SPAD. Go to youtube (there are others) and watch some on board videos of people flying, and in the real world, you will see that you have to turn the yoke to level out from a turn. As far as the display is concerned, you have to press the function button first to get the stop watch to display, then the stop start button will work.

I'm thinking along the same lines as Jerry, but it a good option. Cheers bud

Is that because it's Win 10?

Hi Mark, Before I make the suggestion, I must tell you that I do not have Win10 yet, still with Win7, but you could try the following.... 1. Start the NI GUI and delete the MS MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR X profile. 2. Make a new profile and call it MS MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR X, remembering to tell it to run with the FSX.EXE. If it works, let me know and I'll tell you how I knew this. If it does not work, then I am at a loss. Rich Or there is Trevor's way :blush:

You can use the mixture lever for the flaps too.

Maybe you should take a look at SIMstarter. With that you can tweek the sim and start any program, using any delay, you want. And its free (payware). It's also supported at Avsim, how good is that? Happy Days :Applause: :Applause: :Applause:

Mathew, try this. Find the MS Flight Simulator X profile in NI, then delete it. I read a couple of years ago that for some reason (I forget now) NI keeps the default profile as is, no matter what. Create a new profile and it should be ok to setup as you wish. Then back it up. Everytime NI is updated, the profile is returned to the default, I simple delete and replace, no problem. Hope that helps. Rich

Or as I said, delete MS Flightsimulator X profile and make a new one. You'd have had it sorted by now.

Rick, try this. Find the FSX profile in NI, then delete it. I read a couple of years ago that for some reason (I forget now) NI keeps the profile as is, no matter what. Create a new profile and it should be ok to setup as you wish. Then back it up. Everytime NI is updated, the profile is returned to the default, I simple delete and replace, no problem. Hope that helps. Rich

Only one thing to say really.............WOW.