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  1. This seems to have fixed my crashing. Been flying for a few hours now without any problems
  2. I also did a reinstall of windows, but not a complete wipe of the c-drive. Still crashes with a clr.dll error. Ran a memory check, and everything turned out fine, nothing wrong with my ram. I find it highly unlikely that so many people got hardware issues at the same time, and only related to one piece of software. Putting the blame on Asobo for this one, there's literally nothing else I can do.
  3. Tried a lot of different suggested solutions today: Repairing and re-installing .net framework, clearing the page file, uninstalling old Visual C++ framework and installing a new version, and even running the sim in offline mode, but nothing helped. Some times I would be allowed to fly for over an hour, but most of the time it crashed to desktop within 10 minutes. Re-installing Windows is too much work just to fix this problem, so I'm just gonna hold on for an update that actually fixes this.
  4. I'm having the same problem with crashes relating to clr.dll, and it started with SU5. Tried all the solutions people have been posting online, without any luck. The only thing that makes my sim not crash, is to fly outside of densly populated areas. Flights over big europeans cities makes my game crash after 5-10 minutes, while I've flown for hours over the Shetland islands and rural Scandinavia. Makes me wonder if buildings are the issue, or something related to data being streamed to populate the areas.
  5. Is the fuel pump activated?It will do that if you forget the fuel pump. Just a suggestion as I had the same experience with that solution.Morten Nelson
  6. "Today" kinda passed for us in Central Europe. First thing tomorrow morning I hope!-Morten
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