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OK, I think I've found some sort of temporary solution to this problem. At least it works for me. When FSX looses the yoke, just resize the FSX window. A tiny bit is enough, as long as it forces FSX to redraw graphics... and it will pick the yoke again. Hope that helps, Adrian Windows 8.1, FSX SP2, Saitek Proflight Yoke System + panels, CH Pedals

WideViewAspect & Zoom: Part 1 WideViewAspect & Zoom: Part 2 Hope that helps, Adrian

Thanks, 77west. Looks like that did the trick. Cheers, Adrian

I've moved to a new computer, now with Windows 8.1, installed everything from scratch and the issue with landing lights and dome lights occurs again, even in daytime when wheather is a bit dark. Anyone with an idea on how to fix this? TIA, Adrian

Thanks for your reply, scandinavian13. I have that setting checked, I guess that's OK. BTW, I've tried again with a day flight and it didn't reproduce, looks like it only happens at night. Thanks, Adrian

Hello, I'm experiencing an issue with my PMDG 737-800 NGX SP1c. While taking off at night, with landing lights on and cabin lights off, as soon as I start lifting and the rear wheels leave ground, my landing lights turn off and my cabin lights turn on, spoiling all my night takeoffs. Not 100% sure, but I think this happens also during day, but I notice later on, when reaching 10.000 feet just to find my landing lights are already off. Any idea what can I be doing wrong? Thanks in advance, Adrian

Also make sure you mark your SPAD profile as special for PMDG NGX. You do this by clicking the "Manage profiles" button, and then selecting the profile you associated with your aircraft (SPAD asked you the first time you used it with that airplane), and then choosing the option called "PMDG NGX" under "Select Special Mode" section. I use the Saitek panels (radio panel, multipanel and switch panel) and all works. The only thing that doesn't work is the display on the multipanel, but as you rotate the knob you can see the efect on the airplane's MCP. BTW, I didn't need any payware version fo the FSUIP for doing this. Hope that helps, Adrian

Very nice. How did you manage to fix the joke to that table. I'm thinking of lowering the position of my Saitek joke (too high right now) but the plastic fix wouldn't let room for my legs. Cheers, Adrian