Russell

I am not sure which forum to post this topic in, it has to do with FSX and Windows 7. I recently upgraded my computer to W7 and reinstalled FSX. My problem is that when I change to the spot view the airpalne is magnified and I cannot view the whole plane. Usually the initial time that I change to that view all is normal but when I revisit that view all of a sudden the airplane is enlarged and it apears that I am looking at it from just outside the fuselage. This never happened until this recent reinstall. I haven't noticed anything else that is not acting as it should, but I haven"t had a chance to check everything yet. Thank you

I am using the panle that came with the download: WSP SGAMD83.28Liveries. It has been such a long time since using this, that I cannot remember the start sequence.Thanks

I haven't used the SGA MD83 in quite a while, I'm looking for a checklist to get the engines started primarily. Is there such a checklist for this program?Thanks

I have both installed on one computer, but two separate drives. I typically use FS9 about 75% of the time.

I believe that I solved the fuel pump/fuel pressure issue. If anything else comes up, I'll post it.

Any suggestions to the fuel pump issue as noted in the previous post?Thanks

I also merged the Feelthere ERJ panel with the Posky model. As mentioned, I am using the cfg. anf air. files from the Feelthere product. So far I have noted the lo fuel pump pressure indicated. Any fix for this?Thanks

I have this same problem, any suggestions?PMDG B747-400, boxed version for FSXXP OS

Yes, I sure did remember to select CMD A. Still no luck?

I am puzzled by this... I have been using FS2004 for several years and am quite familiar with it. However I am new to FSX and I am trying to engage the autopilot to fly the GPS route programmed. I must be missing something because it will not engage with the GPS selected. I am using the B738 in the FSX program, I tried with the B744 and it works fine? I have the CMD button ON, it will hold the Altitude and Heading, and Speed, but when I select the NAV/GPS to the GPS position it does not intercept the route? Like I said the B744 is fine, only the B738 isn't working.Russell

No luck...I tried the registry repair tool. The panel still freezes while programming the CDU. Any other suggestions? I appreciate the help.Thanks

My computer is running on Windows XP, SP3 and I have loaded both FS 2004 and FSX. FS 2004 is loaded on my main hard drive ©, and FSX is loaded and running on an external drive (L). I have been using FS 2004 for several year without any problems. I installed FSX a couple of months ago, and until now, didn't notice any problems. For the first time since the FSX installation, I tried to use the PSS B777 program. The system loaded ok, but when I tried to configure the load for the aircraft, the utility was not appearing and I was unable with the following message: "Cannot locate MS FS 9.0. Unable to import configuration." or words to that effect, I don't recall the exact message right now. Then I found the FSTweak on this forum to address this, now I can configure the fuel and load, and open FS 9.0 with the correct aircraft, but when I try to program the FMC/CDU on the PERF page, the system freezes.

I have a relatively new computer (home-built) running XP Home with SP3. I currently use FS2004, I have been reluctant to change to FSX. Why change when it works just fine? My question is can I install FSX to another hard drive on my computer so that I have the option of which version to use? Are there any issues with doing this? It seems that a lot of the newer add-ons are geared towards FSX. I have several add-ons for FS2004 and they work great but I was wondering if I should try FSX before using it in place of FS2004.Thanks for the help.