pete_auau

who cares 😃

Just did my first flight had one issue, tried the auto land everything was going fine than the nosed pitched up than did a nose dive to the ground where i couldn't recover from. Going to do the flight again see if it happens again

yep same here cant see any issues with it which suggest its all on which pc its installed on

this is going the same way as all the other pmdg threads

yep no issues at my end in either sim

how does it compare against activesky msfs

Nothing to do with this thread but for msfs users its a bug as well for the 777 as also for the 737 there a fix coming out soon but for p3d users i dont know

they have just released a update for the dc 6 for msfs 2024 to fix the wasm crashes

than u need to send a support ticket to asobe

all support tickets are done thru the oc3 since it also sends the logs of the issues as well

just noticed the update in oc3 updated and cleared the wasm folder and all is good again, so don't know if it was the update or clearing of the wasm folder that fixed the issue i had with no responses with in the cock pit

well neither can the ini build 350 wasm issues as well, not only related to pmdg

take it you tried the following When a GSX hotfix breaks the application, it usually means the background scripting engine (Couatl) failed to restart, or your antivirus quarantined core update files. You can quickly resolve this by restarting the engine from the Windows system tray or checking your antivirus settings. [1, 2, 3] 1. Restart the Couatl Engine The most common cause of GSX going completely dark is that the Couatl64 background script failed to relaunch after the hotfix was applied. [1, 2] Minimize Microsoft Flight Simulator. Go to your Windows Taskbar and look in the bottom right corner near your clock. Click the up arrow ( ^ ) to reveal hidden system tray icons. Look for the Couatl icon (it looks like a small blue/green script or gear). Right-click the icon and click Restart. Maximize the simulator and press the GSX hotkey (usually CTRL + SHIFT + F12 or open the toolbar menu). [1, 2, 3, 4] 2. Check Antivirus Interference Hotfixes add or modify executable .exe files, which frequently triggers false positives in Windows Defender, Norton, or McAfee. [1, 2] Open your Antivirus dashboard and check the Protection/Quarantine History. Restore any recently flagged GSX or Couatl files (specifically Couatl64_MSFS2024.exe). Add your main MSFS folder and the FSDT installation directory to your antivirus Exclusion List. [1, 3] 3. Re-Run the Universal Installer If the files are corrupted, running the installer as an administrator will force a clean repair. [1] Close MSFS completely. Download and open the FSDreamTeam Universal Installer. Right-click the installer icon and select Run as Administrator. Locate GSX Pro, and click Update/Reinstall to ensure all hotfix files are properly downloaded and extracted.