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After all of the research and tips, the only thing that fixed it was a reinstall of Windows 7 64-bit. This time I was smart and created a system image via the Windows 7 backup tools. I backed my system up just before windows update was going to update C++ and some other items. Just want to make sure I have an easy restore path in the event that one of the windows update was the culprit.Thanks for all of the help everyone!GP

Where is fsx.cfg and default.pln located in windows 7? I've looked in the FSX folder, but they are not there. I also looked under my documents and the FSX folders that are created and nothing is in there. By the way, since I reinstalled FSX, everytime I try to run it, it goes through the creating/generating scenery, but always fails in the end.Thanks,GP

Thanks for the tips, but so far I'm batting zero. I would hate to reinstall windows 7, but it appears that I will have to do that. GP

Help,Since I've been running Windows 7 64bit, FSX has been running great until the other day. Everytime I try to run FSX I get an error message that Microsoft Flight Simulator has stopped working. No solution found, but when I access the Windows 7 error logs, it states that there's an issue with multiplayer.dll. I uninstalled FSX, Level D 767, and PMDG 747-400. I reinstalled FSX without any addons and still have the same problem. I also tried windows compatibility mode with no luck. I have all of the latest updates and nvidia drivers and I'm at a loss.Any ideas?Thanks, GPHere's the actual error log:Faulting application name: fsx.exe, version: 10.0.61472.0, time stamp: 0x475e17d3Faulting module name: multiplayer.dll, version: 10.0.61472.0, time stamp: 0x475e180cException code: 0xc0000409Fault offset: 0x00047eb8Faulting process id: 0xa84Faulting application start time: 0x01ca838ded45b296Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\fsx.exeFaulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\multiplayer.dllReport Id: 38f84f66-ef81-11de-ac37-406186072375

Hi Everyone,I just upgraded to a Sapphire X1950 XT and Abit AT8 32X motherboard with an Athlon X2 4600+. My system also has 2gb DDR400 and a Creative Labs X-FI soundcard. My problem? First I was having bad shimmering / flickering problems. Then I fixed that, but now all of the cockpits are blurry, but the scenery looks clear. I've tried everything that I could think of, but I'm stumped! I have tried latest drivers from ATI (7.2), Direct X 9.0c, and XP SP2 with latest drivers and updates. I'm also running a MAG 19" monitor at 1280X1024 32 bit and 60hz.My previous motherboard was an Nvidia Nforce 3 based motherboard with an ATI X800 AGP based card and the same X2 4600+. Flight Simulator 9 ran great! I had no problems and it was smooth with no flickering / shimmering issues. Before I sold off my X800, I tried an AGP based X1950 pro and it worked great. This new X1950 XT and ATI based motherboard hasn't been great with FS9. Any ideas?Thanks!GP

Hi everyone,I'm thinking of getting a Dell 20.1" widescreen(1680x1050 Pixels) monitor to use with Flight Simulator 2004. What are your thoughts?How does PMDG 737, Lago MD-80, Feel There EMB-145, PSS A320, etc, look on a widescreen monitor? Do most panels work with this type of monitor or are they distorted? Is there a wesbite with pictures of FS2004 on a widescreen monitor?Would I be better off geting a standard 20" LCD versus a 20.1" widescreen monitor?Thanks,GP