sunshy

Thank you so much guys! Looking forward to fly this bird!

Thank you!! Shy

Hello everybody, Just got my new PC (i7-6700K, 16G RAM, Asus MAXIMUS VIII, MSI GTX770 4G Twin Frozer, Samsung 850 Pro Series MZ-7KE256BW 256GB SSD SATA III) and I would like to do a clean install of FSX. I was trying to find in Google if it's recommended to install FSX on the main C: drive (the SSD with the operating system) but couldn't find a clear answer to that (BTW, I know that it is recommended to install FSX on its own directory and not in the program files directory). From your experience, I'll bee happy to know what is your opinion about installing FSX on the main SSD. Moreover, if you have any tips for a proper installation and tweaking it will be great! Thanks in advance, Shy

Thank you so much Don! Will do. BR, Shy

Just what I was looking for! Thank you Michael. One question if I may, what is "Be sure to run the OC before uninstall and after install to install your liveries"? Thank you and kind regards, Shy

lol!Thanks jahman, the truth is that is the way I did it until now.From some reason I thought it would be like in the "737 Pilot in command" when you have the option to select how you will start the simulation.I really regret I bought this 777, it dose not worth the money! ThanksSunShy

Hi guys,I've just purchased the Wilco 777, but no matter where I look, I can't find where to setup a cold and dark cockpit start.I mean I can't find this option anywhere, so I always start with the 777 when its started and all the engines and electronics started up. (I've tried to ask Wilco support, but they have such a terrible customer support, and they are completely useless!!)Can someone please guide me where I can find the option for a cold & dark start?Thanks in advance!SunShy