shamrock917

An easy way to get back to your default resolution is to edit X-Plane Screen Res.prf located at .......X-Plane 10\Output\preferences Right click and edit with notepad. These are the lines you need (mine is set at 1920x1200) just edit for your resolution. _x_res_full_ALL 1920 _y_res_full_ALL 1200 Save the file and restart X-Plane.

I don't have the Steam version of X-Plane but I'm guessing the X-Plane folder is located at \Steam\steamapps\common\X-Plane 10? on your SSD. Right click the X-Plane folder and select properties -> security Click on each Group or user name to view the permissions for that user. A few screenshots of these permissions would be helpful to try to identify the issue.

Have you got 'Aircraft casts shadows on itself' switched on or off?

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I signed up for the beta. Motorola Xoom ICS 4.0.4. Looking forward to trying it out. Cheers

No more crashes, no more program freezes because I made the mistake of clicking the menu in the wrong way, no more praying that changing aircraft won't end up in a bloody unresponsive program. No more FSX. That's Prepar3D. Its very very stable. I have full VFR photo scenery for my local area, all the airports I want, the NGX, Fs2crew, the aerosoft Catalina etc and ASE. It is so smooth compared to FSX. The level of detail means I can recognise mountains in the photo scenery at a distance of >50 miles. Unthinkable in FSX. Only problem I have at the moment is no trackir support but there are workarounds using other addons. If you are on the fence about buying it, like I was, then I'd say go buy it now. It costs less than ONE decent payware addon and its fully supported and updated.

I'm finding it to be very stable so far.