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I don't own this yet. A couple of pics from the manuals:

Many of the old ways to bypass using a MS account and use a local account instead have been blocked by Microsoft in the new 24H2, and updates to 23H2 versions of Win 11. The above video claims there is a way to still set Windows up locally.

Yes, but it's clumsy, buggy, and may produce loss of all assignments. Delete the unwanted profile for the same controller using the Preset Manager at bottom of screen. I had to do that once, but it deleted the wrong profile than the one I asked it to delete. I think the fail safe way is to make sure both profiles for the same controller are exactly the same, by modifying one of them to be exactly like the other. Then use Preset Manager to delete one of them. That way, it won't matter if it deletes the wrong one. It may also put the wrong name on the one it doesn't delete (it did for me). If so, just change the name back in Profile Manager.

EFB https://downloads.justflight.com/products/JFF003602/PA-38_Tomahawk_MSFS_EFB_Manual.pdf MANUAL https://downloads.justflight.com/products/JFF003602/PA-38_Tomahawk_MSFS_Operations_Manual.pdf

Maudib, O expected one, please do not become angry that some here fear thy loadscreen.

None of the update news of 2020 or 2024 means much unless MS servers stay online up there in the clouds spinning straw into graphic gold. Yay! Great news! (MS income is rising against all expectations). https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/ar-AA1nFC9L

The new gpu card is going to help you a whole lot, a new cpu will help even more, if you want to upgrade more. (the new cpu will be much cheaper than the new graphics card). type MSINFO in Windows Search. The default area of that is System Summary which will tell you exactly which motherboard you have. And that motherboard's website will tell you the best new cpu that will work on your motherboard (you might have to flash the bios on your motherboard). Only a few cpus out of many will work with a given motherboard. Pry off the fan from the old cpu with exacto knife blade (just use the blade not the knife), add paste on top of the new cpu after you plug the bottom of new cpu into your motherboard socket. And then screw the fan back on the new cpu. Youtube will show you this actually being done in at least a dozen different videos showing the whole process. The fan mounts are different for Intel and AMD cpus. Your old fan mount will probably work as long as you stick to the same brand of cpu.

Maybe they are going to surprise with an A-400 to go along with new cities in Germany?

On balance, I think the 4070 super ti is a bargain and a good choice. They can be had for $750 which is $300 less than a few months ago. But in general they sell for $790 or so. I don't believe it buying the best. Settle for close to best. 4070 super ti is that.

I think there are thousands of addons created by users on flightsim.to. And if you search for "MSFS" on youtube and check the filter box for 1 day, you will probably find about a couple dozen new videos every day. Some of them have maybe only 10 views or so, and they go mostly unnoticed. But they are there.

At first I thought you made that picture with photoshop! 🤣

Might be a fun marketplace offering to accompany each new World Update. UK nominations. 1) The Blackburn Botha. A reconnaissance plane whose cockpit provided horrible visibility. 2) The Brewster Buffalo. Ugly fodder for Japanese Zeros. 3) The Fairy Battle. The Germans shot down a 100 of these in a single week.