Mohawk

Sorry....just trying to help.

I have the solution to deleted joystick assignments that keep returning. I just started using FSUIPC to control my ch yoke and rudders. I too experienced the dreaded return of joystick axis after I deleted them from FS9. The answer is this....Go into FS9 directory. Look for a file called Devices.cfg. Open it up and scroll down until you see CH Rudder Pedals. What I did was remove the rudder pedal information from the devices.cfg file. Now boot up FS9, delete the Rudder axis from the joystick screen. From now on when you start FS9, the axis page will be clear. I was so excited to fix this issue. Hope others can benefit from this post. Sincerely Eric Hutchinson

Today I installed the AI Queen Mary 2 into FS9 on my laptop. Windows XP SP2 etc. The ship appears at the dock at Cape Liberty without any trouble. Then I installed the QM2 into FS9 on my tower...Windows Vista Ultimate, 64 bit edition. I installed it the same way as on my laptop. The problem is the ship fails to appear at the dock. I don't understand why. I made certain to edit the Aircraft.cfg file for the QM2 and make it read ATC type=QMII. If anyone has any ideas why this is not appearing, let me know. I have Loneys scenery objects installed along with the Cape Liberty Port scenery. Thanks all who read this. Mohawk

I can get one.....if that is the problem thank you for your input. Mohawk

To answer your question....I am using Windows Vista Ultimate edition, 64 bit with a Sata DVD drive.

I have the PSS Dash 8-300 on a cd. I purchased it from Just Flight. When I attempt to install the product onto my C: drive where my FS2004 program resides I keep getting a message that says, "Please insert the correct cd". I went to Just Flight's support web site and it said to install an update to the program. It says when the error message appears to eject the cd, run the update, then reinsert the cd and the program will install. I thried everything I could think of and had no luck. Can anyone out there assist me in this endeavor? Any useful tips would be appreciated. Yours Truly, Mohawk