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More info?)
snarge,
Seems like you want to make trouble rather than help a
person. Can you prove your statements by fact? All this
person wanted is some help. I never have had any problems
with Win XP, and have no problems with FS2004 or Fs9. The
intent of this forum is to direct a help. Knowing the so
called mobo will help as some platforms who have a problem.
As for FS2002, I had problems with it in FS98 and have
since deleted the FS and also FS2002. With tools almost
all the 2002 has worked in the FS2004.
>-----Original Message-----
>este -
>Unfortunately... this has been DISCUSSED in many messages
>on this forum, but the truth is it has NEVER been fully
>ANSWERED. Updating to DirectX 9b might be the answer, but
>usually isn't. Knowing what CPU and mobo you have isn't
>going to solve the problem, or at least it never has.
>FS2002 basically did not have this very common fault.
>Sometimes a complete reinstall of Windows and FS9 will
>get things working... but that's a very bitter pill.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>This is answered in many messages in this forum. You can
>>search the archives for answers. I will tell you that a
>>lot of information is in the Manual, also. One thing be
>>sure you have updated "DirectX to 9B". Next you have to
>>check your video card is as current or updated. You
also
>>did not state what system you are running? We need to
>>know what CPU and Motherboard you have. Did you check to
>>see if you have enough Memory and RAM? Give us
something
>>to help you with.
>>
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>i just bought the game flight simulator 2004 i
installed
>>>it but when it got to playing i'd double click the icon
>>>then i get the starting picture but then it turns to a
>>>black screen then back to the desktop
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