thomas4planes

I have the same issue and all the answer listed above did not work, everything was working fine in the precedent patch, hope it will be fixed soon...

Hey, I was planning an update of my cpu (I have a i5 7400 (3.0-3.3Ghz) right now) and was wondering what would be better between a Intel or AMD cpu because i see a lot of people not having the same opinion about this : Using P3Dv4.5 Choice number 1 : i5-9600KF (3.7-4.6Ghz) 240€=271$ ASUS TUF Z390 PLUS 170€ =191$ And a box for 44€=49$ For a total of 453€=511$ but i have a -85€=95$ offer so the total price would be 368€=415$ Choice number 2 : AMD Ryzen 5 3600X (3.8-4.4Ghz) 260€=293$ MSI B450M PRO M2 MAX 79€=89$ And same box Total price : 382€ = 431$ For the moment, i'm thinking to take the amd, looking at the bench it seems to be a bit better. What are your advices ? Thanks Thomas

Using the repair tool worked, thanks. i thought i should reinstall my addons after a repair but everything seems to be working fine Thomas

Hi, Recently I reinstalled P3D v4.5HF3 and the addons i have such as, Activesky, GSX, Rex 5, ORBX, Ezdok, tomatoshade and Reshade. But now i have an issue i never had before, i can't see any menu in p3d such as the menu bar at the top of the screen (even with ALT it won't open), right click doesn't show me anything, when i'm in pause i don't see the pause display in the bottom left corner or the parking brake one. Shift+z doesn't show me anything and i don't see the view name and the zoom on the top right corner. So i tried to uninstall reshade, because i had problems with it but it did nothing, then i deleted my p3d.cfg but it also did nothing, i have also deleted the folders in ProgramData, Local and roaming to make P3D create some fresh ones but it didn't do anything. The main problem is that i can't open GSX menu because it doesn't appear (even if i can notice the airport cache sometimes at launch of a scenario). Oh and forgot to mention that i can see the flying tips such as "engine not started" Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this ? Thanks Thomas BRAJON