Aquaman885

Thanks Scot. I'm using 2.6.7 and while win 10 is pretty good I wish I had stayed at a stable Win 7 for my gaming rig. The funny thing is everything else works when it happens. The keyboard, Saitek Panels, yoke/joysticks, etc. just the mouse dies.

Since moving to Windows 10 I've found that every now and then when Linda crashes, it didn't happen often and it sends to just get overwhelmed sometimes, it freezes my mouse into an unrecoverable state where the pointer moves but it beeps constantly and will not click on anything. I'm running the newest version of Linda on P3d v3. It's been happening for a couple of months, like I said not all the time, but it definitely only seems to occur after a warning pop-up window advises that, not an exact quote here, lua device assigning has quit unexpectedly. Once I click okay it shuts Linda down. I can restart Linda using my keyboard and it restarts just fine but the mouse issue cannot be recovered from without a hard reboot off the pc. Any help would be appreciated.

I uninstalled voxpop and all the voices and now voxatc runs like a champ. I'll try reinstalling the voices later and see if that works. So to summarize what I did to get up and running for others who find this thread at some point. 1. The freeze I was getting during install and indexing was caused because P3D was installed to the root of my SSD. Reinstalling it to a subfolder (e.g., D:/P3D) resolved that. 2. Once installed VoxATC was getting a fatal error upon enabling. Uninstalling the voxpop base and voices resolved that problem.

I sent him a log file and he suggested that my fatal error issue was related to voxpop voices. He suggests uninstalling all the voxpop voices and the voxpop base program. I haven't had a chance to try this yet but figured I'd pass along the suggestion.

I had done that already DeeTee. Thanks.

Thanks. Where is that setting?

I got the install to go through after re-installing P3D into a subfolder on my drive rather than in the root of the drive (installing into the root directory of the drive, even if not the drive that has your OS causes problems with just about every add-on install so don't do that). I am, however, still getting fatal errors every time i try to start voxatc in P3D.

Syonco, I'm having them same issue. Did Tegwyn ever email you back with a solution? Thanks.