Hodge

I agree V5 software works great with the V4 hardware. Its alot smoother

Well i found the solution after some hrs playing with windows. What i found is to right click the FS shortcut on my desktop select propertie's/Compatibility and add a tick to "disable desktop composition"bcs112 this should also work with Vista.

I just installed Windows 7 Home Premium. Then installed FS2004 onto its own hdd. In fullscreen it works great with no problems but in window mode what i like to use with 3 monitors it's like i have a frozen screen but i can hear the sim running in the background. I updated to the latest Nvidia drivers for my GTX 295. Is there any cure for this problem? Thanks.

Its the Leonardo Maddog 2008 pro for me. Best plane ever for fs.

Thanks for the tip on the new beta nHancer. My GTX295 now running sweet on the new drivers.

As you can see by the screenshot below following a self newbuild (see sig below) And a complete reinstall of Vista along with FS9 and FSX i have a problem porting one of my favorite planes from FS9 to FSX. Anyone know of a fix?Regards Hodge

First post so be gentle with me :-) I have a new pc specs are,- Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 GO 2.40GHz Quad Core CPU Overclocked too a minimum of 3.30GHz and beyond. (8/9 x 400MHz - 1600MHz FSB) - Tuniq Tower 120 Pro Blue LED Intel approved cooler - Arctic Silver 5 Heatsink compound - Abit IP35-Pro Intel P35 (Socket LGA775) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard - Award winning Crucial 4GB Ballistix Tracer PC2-8500 CAS5 (4x1GB) Dual Channel Kit (Overclocked at 1000MHz+) - 2x 150GB RaptorX Western Digital 16MB Cache SATA-2 Hard Drives (Configured in RAID 0 and main boot drive) - 500GB Seagate 32MB Cache SATA-2 Hard Drive (Configured as Slave Drive) - NVIDIA 8800 GTX 768MB GDDR3 HDTV/Dual DVI (PCI-Express) DirectX 10 Graphics Card - Pioneer 115DBK 20x DVD