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Hi, Yes, I also posted my problem in the Fenix Discord channel, but I received responses very slowly there. I mostly got the standard replies, telling me to delete all my settings because the hardware bindings were probably incorrect. No one told me exactly which folder or folders I should delete. I came up with that idea myself. There was also no reaction at all regarding the parking brake issue. Since I still haven’t solved the parking brake problem, I’m not sure whether deleting the two Fenix folders really resulted in a clean uninstall. Because my camera settings were still present afterward — and here I also don’t know, and no one told me, whether camera settings in MSFS 2024 are stored directly in the simulator, or if it’s still like in 2020, where the camera.cfg file was saved in a separate folder.

Hi everyone, I’m already one step further… First of all, I did not change any of my settings or bindings in MSFS 2024 with my hardware. Not because I want to ignore the tips here, but because, based on my gut feeling, I don’t think the issue is caused by that. Of course, I’m still keeping this option open and will try it if I can’t find another solution. Earlier today, I uninstalled Fenix and also deleted the folder Local\Packages\Microsoft.Limitless_8wekyb3d8bbwe, specifically the folder under SimObjects\Airplanes\FNX_32X. In addition, I deleted the folder Local State\WASM\MSFS2024\fnx-aircraft-320. Then I started MSFS 2024, and surprisingly, I can now apply thrust normally and the aircraft no longer pulls back. I tried 3–4 takeoffs and was able to depart normally. However, what still doesn’t work is the parking brake… it does not respond at all. What I also noticed is that after reinstalling, my Fenix camera settings were still there. That surprised me, because after deleting those folders I expected the camera settings to be gone as well. This makes me suspect that I may not have removed everything completely. In MSFS 2020, as far as I know, the Fenix camera settings were stored in a CFG file inside the Fenix folder. Is this different in MSFS 2024? Are the camera settings now saved directly within MSFS 2024? That’s why I want to be sure that I performed a clean uninstall. I can finally start the aircraft now, but as mentioned, the parking brake still does not work.

First of all, thanks for the answers. But I wanted to go into more detail because I really want to understand it. Okay, let’s say the assignments are wrong… but if I move the mouse to the parking brake and can actually see it moving, yet the aircraft still keeps rolling — is it still caused by incorrect assignments? In the video I also showed that I operate the parking brake with the mouse and it still doesn’t react.

Hi, to answer a few questions: The Xbox controller is not connected. SPAD.next and the Airbus TCA are disabled, and I still have the same problems. The parking brake still does not respond. I still believe that there is a fundamental underlying issue. I have reinstalled MSFS 2024 and Fenix, but during the installation my camera settings were still there. I think that when I uninstalled Fenix, it might not have been completely removed. Do you have any tips on how to cleanly uninstall Fenix before reinstalling it? If I can’t make any progress today, I will contact the developer directly. I already posted in their Discord, but so far I haven’t received any tips that actually fix the issue.

Okay, I will check all settings in MSFS 2024 shortly. What still really puzzles me is why the parking brake does not respond. Even if the rudder settings were incorrect, the parking brake should still work. For this reason, I believe that something is fundamentally wrong. Yes, I have reinstalled both MSFS 2024 and the Fenix. About six months ago, I flew several flights with MSFS 2024 and the Fenix, and back then there were no issues at all. EDIT: I have now recorded another video to show how the parking brake reacts — basically not at all. It also does not respond to braking. Even without any bindings, you can see that I activated the parking brake directly in the aircraft.

Ok, I can check that. But still, the whole situation is very strange… even if my rudder settings are not correct, why does the parking brake not respond? Overall, I also find the thrust behavior very strange… it almost takes 5–6 seconds before there is finally any thrust.

That was also my first thought… but both are running synchronously. I also notice that when I apply thrust, it takes a very long time before it actually starts moving. Something is definitely not right… because it also does not react to my parking brake. I really can’t understand where the problem is… especially since I reinstalled MSFS 2024 and the Fenix from scratch. I thought it might be related to SPAD.next, because I handle all bindings through that software… but I disabled SPAD.next and it’s still exactly the same. In MSFS 2020 everything works without any problems.

Hi folks, I’m currently trying my luck with MSFS 2024. At the moment I’m flying the Fenix in MSFS 2020 and have no problems at all. I also flew the Fenix in MSFS 2024 about six months ago and it worked fine back then. Now I haven’t used MSFS 2024 since before SU4. After reading that SU4 works very well, I tried the Fenix again yesterday. Up to the runway everything was fine. Then I lined up on the runway and applied thrust. The first thing that happened was that the aircraft pulled completely to the right. On the first attempt I tried to keep the aircraft on the centerline, but somehow I didn’t get proper thrust and couldn’t really fly properly. I was able to reproduce this three times. Yesterday I even completely reinstalled MSFS 2024 and the Fenix — and afterwards I had exactly the same problem. Unfortunately, I don’t really understand where the problem is. I then started MSFS 2020 and there everything worked without any issues. Do you have any tips for me?

Hi, I'm having an issue with the Frame Generation Mod and MSFS 2020. It had always worked fine (I'm using an RTX 3080), but after I recently updated my NVIDIA drivers, the mod stopped working. After the update, I copied the two files from the Nexus Mod folder and ran the registry file again – just like I’ve always done. But now, the Frame Generation option no longer shows up in MSFS. Do you have any idea what could be causing this?