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I've replied to your PM with all of the details, if anyone else is interested also let me know. The physical version we have is for IBM and is requires either 'Microsoft Flight Simulator or SubLogic Flight Simulator Program' so its safe to assume it will work. I also have an ADF file for disc 12 which appears to be different in origin than the link you posted. Maybe it'll be of some help? All the best

Flight Simulator 2000 is my personal favorite considering with the right improvements it can become a very good representation of late-90s air traffic. The paid add-ons from that time period are especially interesting, it's unheard of to get 20+ aircraft in the same box nowadays. It's all down to personal preference, I was born later than these simulators released so it feels rather 'novel' to go back in time and experience the old world of flight simulation. Besides, where else can I get a good Pre-T5 Heathrow, or pre-2010 Warsaw? I've attached a few screenshots from my FS2000 just to show this old girl still has some life in her. Whether an old piece of software is "garbage" or not is purely subjective; I can get from point A>B with full ATC and proper procedures all while seeing some colourful Landor or World Tails at the stands. How many other people here can say they've flown both the old Airbus 2000 and the Fenix on the same day? ImgBB2025 02 10 05 14 51 hosted at ImgBBImage 2025 02 10 05 14 51 in the GarbageHaul85's images albumhttps://ibb.co/1YRcLjz4 https://ibb.co/Z1wJx88H https://ibb.co/wZ7L07Yh

Hi there, I run a community server with several people interested in old MSFS, one guy I know has a physical copy of Disk 12, he said he will look into the issue here when he can. I've also messaged another person, one who has actually been working to construct the missing Disks 8 and 10 himself with new content. I don't go as far back as FSII, but it's definitely interesting. If you ever need help, especially with FSFW95 and onward, shoot me a pm! I wonder if it has something to do with reading the copy-protected disc on non-standard hardware (if running off dosbox, etc). Even some of their later releases used nonstandard sector layouts so they're notoriously difficult to create images from. The disks have all been archived online so I'll try running it myself via dosbox. Are you running on original hardware? Thanks