StewartH

I'm tempted to do likewise, Bob. Getting a little frustrated waiting for PCAviator to get their **** together. I've been waiting for over a week for a reply to another issue I inquired about. Their customer support staff must be on extended vacation.

Do you know how to use the Insertion Tool in FTX Central? That will place everything in the correct order, provided you start with all you non-Orbx stuff placed above the Orbx stuff. It's covered extensively over on their forums.

Ahh, yes. Antivirus.......

There is a Aircraft Configurator.exe in your Documents\Prepar3dv4 Addons\A2A\A2A\Cessna172\Tools folder. Run that exe and you can choose which GPS instrument you want to use.

Did you turn on the Avionics?

You've found me out, Ron!

Hi, there. The sound you hear is the cabin seal trying to inflate. The switch on the far right of the front panel will inflate the seal and the "whoosh" will stop. When you land, you can deflate the seal by clicking the same switch.

Different mode setting? I don't follow you here, sorry.

You have totally misrepresented my position. I have never said nor implied older is better. I changed gpus because I moved on from a 32-bit flight sim to a 64-bit flight sim. Did you not read my post? But I guess that's SOP for you. You ignore what others have stated and throw a red herring into the discussion so that you can demonstrate how knowledgeable you are. If the new driver works for you, fine. Leave it that. Frankly, I don't care. But to state that LM *requires* one to install a new driver for P3D every time one is published is flat out not true. But again, you make up your own facts.

I have not had this happen. Folks' mileage may vary, depending on scenery, present aircraft, weather add-on, etc.

Hello, Paul. I have the same driver installed now that I had when I upgraded to P3Dv4 and installed a new gpu to run my new sim in Feb. 2018, six months ago. I will probably not update the gpu drivers until and unless P3D is upgraded from 4.x to 5.x. I hope this answers your question, although you haven't answered mine or others'. Have a nice day.

C'mon, Paul. Let's be honest here. Your quote is taken directly from LM's topic "General Debugging Steps/How To Post Issue Reports". with this introductory message: "The following steps should be taken to help narrow down any issues and provide us with more information." The entire section is designed to help the user debug a problem, not as a regular routine of computer maintenance. Here's the link for anyone else who wants to verify: https://www.prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6312&t=123246 Of course, it's entirely up to you and anyone else if they want to, to update their drivers every time a new version comes out, but it is categorically untrue that LM says you have to do so as a regular practice.

Hello! Question #1: Use whatever frame rate setting that works for you. Depending on your gpu, setting at unlimited has caused blurries for some folks.

Ok, thanks, Bob. I'll be on the lookout for it. That figure should be 92.451 MB, though, shouldn't it? Stew

Bob, Short of downloading PC Aviator's 441, how will we know if it's the current 2.3a?