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OS Windows 10 latest update. FSX Acceleration (Gold) I installed FSInn (Ran as administrator) in the folder C:\FSX Add-Ons\FSFDT using the guide 'FSInn in 20 minutes' by Andre Koloschin (English Version 2.04). Restarted PC. Without Flight Simulator running I started the application once "FSInnUI.exe" as administrator from the the FSFDT application in the start menu. Once it started I clicked on "Chat" and then closed the application. Restarted PC once again. On running FSX I get the message - "Component 'comdlg32.ocx' or one of it's dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid". Ignored this and opened FSCopilot from within the Addon menu in FSX. FSCopilot loaded but took about 2 to 3 minutes to display. On trying to use the SET button on the FSCopilot display I then got the message ' Failed to create FSCopiltFSInn settings (CWNDF98MAIN=ad56e24)'. COMDLG32.ocx is present in C:\Windows\SysWOW64. I then opened a cmd prompt and entered the following string :- C:\WINDOWS\system32>CD C:\Windows\SysWOW64 Enter C:\Windows\SysWOW64>Regsvr32 COMDLG32.ocx Enter C:\Windows\SysWOW64> I got the message - "DllRegisterServer in comdlg32.ocx succeeded" Restarted PC. Ran FSX but again I got the same message - "Component 'comdlg32.ocx' or one of it's dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid". Addon menu in FSX shows - Ifly737, FSCopilot, Instant Scenery and FSUIPC. Any help would be appreciated as I am totally confused.

Many thanks vortex681 I have done this following the guide from Jim Padgett, all is well. Now this may be a silly question but is it also possible to move my Prepar3D v3 from the C drive to the ssd, if so what would be the mklink command and what folders (Lockeed) should I move.

I have the following on my C:\ drive, FSX Gold with FSUIPC non-registered plus many FSX Addons eg. Aircraft, scenery etc. I now wish to transfer FSX and FSUIPC together with the addons to a new SSD drive. Could someone please explain how I can do this in a safe and easy manner. I am not very computer savvy so a simple explanation would be most welcome. OS is Win 7.

Absolutely super, just what I wanted.

Found it and all is now o/k.

I have just downloaded two freeware terrain mesh data, FSX Alps 38m and FSX France 38m by Raimondo Taburet and Emile De Mesmaeker. These seem to overlap so can I use both meshes at the same time in FSX by activating them in the Scenery Library.

I have tried the Multi Player tower into a flyable aircraft using the information provided by spokes2112 posted 17.May.2013 in which he states '4. Copy the .air file from the FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\Aircreation_582SL and paste it into the FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\ControlTower folder.' I have posted a request in this topic but as yet no reply. Can anyone please help me with the following. Where do I find this ".air" file as I cannot find it in the FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\Aircreation_582SL location or could someone post me the file?.

Where do I find this ".air" file as I cannot find it in the FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\Aircreation_582SL location.

Flying the iFly 737NG When landing at EIDW on ILS RWY28 I am finding myself postioned to the right of the runway. The Jepperson Charts (2012) show the ILS as having a course of 279 degrees. The bgl file that I am using shows, in ADE and AFX, a course of 275.3 (True). Although I have not landed at the other ILS runways at this airport I imagine that they are the same namely the aircraft lands to the left/right of actual runway. In my aircraft FSC everything looks o/k and I have the course correctly set on the course panel (279). How can I correct the bgl file to allow me to land on runway centerline. I have tried the magvar corrector but to no avail, it still shows the ADE and AFX headings.

I am in the process of developing with ADE from the FSX stock EDDC airport a new one to comply with the latest Jepperson Files and AIRAC. I see from the Runway Properties in ADE that the Heading (from Base End) is 40.87 True and the ILS Properties for 04 is 40.87 True and for 22 is 220.87 True. In the Jepperson Charts, and I presume also in the latest AIRAC these headings are for RWY04 39 Degrees and for RWY22 219 Degrees. My question is:- should I change these headings from those quoted in the stock airport to those indicated in the Jepperson Charts and also what is the difference between True and Magnetic headings and what, if any, part do they play in FSX. Sorry if this is a dumb question but my grey matter is in this case a little grey.

As far as I can see, FlussFix does not have the capability of isolating CPU cores. Will contact my German friends to find out more on this tool and keep the forum informed, maybe it is a useful program.

Several of my German friends have informed me of a small program called easy toolz which is supposed to improve FSX performance by isolating the first two cores in a multi core cpu. I have really no idea what they are talking about and am reluctant to experiment with such a program. Can anyone shed some light on this ie. is the program safe, is it a download or does it come with Windows 7.

Seems to have cured the freezing, will do more flights (already 6 done) and hope everything goes o/k. Many thanks for all your help. Kevin.

Sorry Jonathan I feel such a fool. I was selecting LBS and MD11F when this will only give me payload and not pax. With only Lbs selected your planner works perfectly. Sorry, sorry, sorry.