FS9 Problems-Won't Start...
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FS9 Problems-Won't Start...
I was recently having CTD Problems in FS, but I found I had Left an objects.dp folder in the directory from when I installed an ALPHA freeware Phantom. I deleted this, but I have since had the problem of FS refusing to start, and It just sits at the splash screen. I tried a trick someone on the alphasim forums after i had a non start problem- renaming the fs9.cfg and restarting, but that hasn't worked. any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Only just seen this Jon but remaking the cfg would have been my suggestion too I'm afraid. I can't see an old dp profile causing the prob as many of the old Alpha models had them as standard. I recently dragged an old FS2002 Meatbox over, warts and all and have had no prob.
Sri I can't be of more help mate :sad:
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I thought of the re-making of the .cfg too but the trouble is that FS9 has to start to rebuild it....doesn't it?
That being the case if anyone has a "basic" FS9 installation (without the zillions of addons most of us here have.. :roll: ) perhaps sending a copy of their .cfg may do the trick. Not being the expert on these matters...just my 2 pennorth...
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Bridon Bear
That being the case if anyone has a "basic" FS9 installation (without the zillions of addons most of us here have.. :roll: ) perhaps sending a copy of their .cfg may do the trick. Not being the expert on these matters...just my 2 pennorth...
Regards.
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Jon,
Deleting the FS9.cfg file completely, and it's backup copy named fs9.cfg.txt does the trick most times. FS9 then rebuilds the .cfg file but you're left with the default settings for everything. Not too much of a chore to set it up again though.
When I do a re-install I always make a copy of the whole default installation in a separate partition, and then if anything goes TU you have a pristine, unused copy to use as a reference.
Deleting the FS9.cfg file completely, and it's backup copy named fs9.cfg.txt does the trick most times. FS9 then rebuilds the .cfg file but you're left with the default settings for everything. Not too much of a chore to set it up again though.
When I do a re-install I always make a copy of the whole default installation in a separate partition, and then if anything goes TU you have a pristine, unused copy to use as a reference.
Regards
Kit
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Jon,
I've had similar problems after saving a flight containing a particular aircraft. Try loading up direct from a saved flight (.flt file) with a default aircraft or a known "good" one from the "Flight Simulator" folder within your "My Documents" folder. If you've got the original Meigs saved flight, use that .
This method usually works for me and often the "bad" saved flight can then be loaded.
I've had similar problems after saving a flight containing a particular aircraft. Try loading up direct from a saved flight (.flt file) with a default aircraft or a known "good" one from the "Flight Simulator" folder within your "My Documents" folder. If you've got the original Meigs saved flight, use that .
This method usually works for me and often the "bad" saved flight can then be loaded.
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Degsy
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