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I've got the current version, 1.115.

Yea, I paid a couple hundred bucks several years ago when I was flying P3d v3 and 4. I did go ahead and get the 717 for MSFS mainly because they have done several updates. Still not where Fenix and PMDG are and still not close to their P3d days, but I don't think it's too bad. I took another flight from KATL to KCLT and it captured the localizer fine.

I was just trying to convey that as i approached final for runway 29 at KMSY, the autopilot captured the localizer, put me on final and guided me to the threshold. In the screen capture, I had not selected the APPR view yet, I was still on the map view.

I've been having pretty good luck with the 717. I did a short hop this afternoon from KATL to KMSY and the plane had no issue capturing the 29 localizer.

I'm not having that issue with the 717. One thing you might want to check is to make sure the hydraulic system cross tie valve is open; I usually open it right away when the aux oil pump is running. I noticed we I didn't have it opened, I was getting all kinds of weird flight control responses.

Yup, I have the same issue although at least in MSFS 2020, the signs are there...

KATL is missing taxi/runway signs and for the life of me, I can't figure what is going on. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling but that did not work. KATL seems to be the only airport I have this issue. Was hoping someone might have an idea or two on how to fix this. Thanks!

Based on the new specs for MSFS 2024 finally built a new PC; it had been about 4 years since my last upgrade. First time AMD user. Bought the 7800x3d not realizing the 9800x3d was right around the corner. Swapped out the 7800x3d for the 9800x3d and MSFS 2020 is amazing. Been doing lots of flights with the Fenix A320 and MSFS has never looked better. Going from a 2080ti to a 4080 super probably made the biggest difference, but I couldn't be happier with the system I have now. Unfortunately, I could not take the 7800x3d back to Microcenter (15 day return) so I guess I'll have to put that on Ebay!

Yea, such and obscure solution. I hope Microsoft addresses this when Windows 10 Anniversary comes out!

Problem Solved. Wish I would have checked on this earlier but found the solution over at simforums.com. I can validate that the fix worked for me. http://www.simforums.com/Forums/workaround-win10-insider-ezdok-fix_topic55813.html

I've got FS disks that go back to FS98! When I built my new computer a month or two back, I went with FSX SE and have no regrets and no issues with any of my addons, and I've got a ton of those. I've got one SSD devoted to FSX and it does fill up fast. When I get around to it, I'll probably put in a couple of 2TB hard drives in Raid 1, but I don't really do any other gaming so my FSX SE devoted SSD is working out fine. BTW, there is a forum here devoted totally to hardware; you'll pick up lots of good tips there!

:smile: Well the good news is that we'll know how well the next "official" version of Windows 10 works! I'm hoping that this issue gets fixed during the next couple of "Insider" builds. If anyone is interested in how the Insider program works, you can read about it here: https://insider.windows.com/. My experience has been that short of the issue with EZCA, each build improves the Windows experience. But if someone would have told me that one of the builds would break EZCA, I would have just stuck with the "final" version of Windows. I'll keep everyone posted...

Hey Neal! Are you installing Insider builds on the fast ring?

I bought my first PC in 1987 or so, and flight simulator was one of the first programs I installed. I'm sure many of you remember the "graphics" were nothing more than simple recreations of flight instruments, runways looked like rectangles, and nothing really beyond that. What drew me to it was a love of airplanes and desire to learn more about how they worked. FS fueled my passion for aviation to the point the I got my license, but I never stopped "playing" flight simulator and I always looked forward to the next release from Microsoft. When Aces Studio was closed I was so disappointed, but I've been so appreciative of the developers that have kept the dream of aviation on the PC alive. The add ons, scenery, utilities, etc are just so incredible today. I think any attempt to develop an "entry level" simulation is frankly a waste of resources. If you want entry level, just dial down all of the realism settings in FSX Steam and have at it. What we have today is light years ahead of what was on those 5 1/4" floppies from 1987. To me, the future is in the next generation of FSX. Where would we be if Aces had remained opened over these past 7-8 years? I also think we have to stoke that passion for aviation. Unfortunately, learning how to fly a real plane has gotten so expensive, but that is the only way you can really learn to fly a plane. I don't care how good the graphics, or how good the missions, until you get that seat of the pants feel of sitting in the PIC seat, until you can get that adrenaline rush from your first solo, no simulator is going to be able to teach you how to fly a plane. On the other hand, I recently "flew" from KLAX to KSFO in the early evening, and I was amazed at how "real" it looked on my PC. I hope I live to see the day that I can throw on a pair of VR goggles and see that same flight at 90 fps! I love what DTG has done with FSX, P3D is fantastic, and hopefully Flight School is one of the intermediate steps to bigger and better things!

Thanks for the post. Yea, I excluded both. EZCA working fine with Windows 10 and Norton before the last 2 Windows 10 builds. I've posted a note with Microsoft in their Feedback app, we'll see what happens with subsequent builds.