ErikU

Thank you!

I did try creating a fsx.exe file and that didn't work, so it must be looking for something more.

They worked on Win10 and P3Dv4 on my previous machine, however, the installer refuses to recognize a valid install path so they will not extract from the installer. The gauges should work fine.

I have a new sim PC and am reinstalling everything (win 10). When I try to install FLT gauges and I am supposed to choose the FSX install folder, I choose the correct P3D folder and I get the following error: "xxxx is not a valid Flight Simulator X folder. Be sure to choose the folder where fsx.exe is located". It doesn't matter what folder I try to use. I know that I was using the gauges previously in P3D v4, so I'm not exactly sure why there is an issue. Is there a work around or some other way to extract the gauges? I don't need any of the other utils, just the gauges to drop in the gauges folder.

Sorry for the cross-post..I am building a custom 2D panel for the Carenado Bonanza V35B that has a very strange issue.When I use the custom panel, the ailerons get stuck in full left deflection. The stock Carenado panels fly just fine. I have tried turning off and disabling the auto-pilot, and I have tried removing and re-installing the aircraft. I have even tried creating a panel with nothing but the background bmp.Any ideas? It's driving me nuts.

I am building a custom panel for a Carenado Bonanza V35B that has a very strange issue.When I use the custom panel, the ailerons get stuck in full left deflection. The stock Carenado panels fly just fine. I have tried turning off and disabling the auto-pilot, and I have tried removing and re-installing the aircraft. I have even tried creating a panel with nothing but the background bmp.Carenado Bonanza V35B for FSXFS panel studio (latest build)FSX SP2Any ideas? It's driving me nuts.