A little known "tip" from Microsoft

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A little known "tip" from Microsoft

Postby JBaymore » Sun Jun 03, 2007 4:55 pm

I just came across this instruction in the troubleshooting part of Microsoft's main gaming website.  Thought the tip might be helpful for some folks to also know:



Rebuild the configuration file

To rebuild the FS2004 configuration file, press and hold down CTRL+SHIFT as you start Flight Simulator 2004 and start a new flight. Continue to hold down CTRL+SHIFT until the game is in Cockpit view.

Note When you rebuild the configuration file, some of your settings may change.





BACK UP that original fs9.cfg file FIRST!

best,

.....................john
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Re: A little known "tip" from Microsoft

Postby ashaman » Sun Jun 03, 2007 8:51 pm

Isn't it simpler to delete or rename the FS9.cfg, seen that you should back it up first? :-?

It's a little like trying to do two time the same thing, only in different way, only to obtain a same single thing in the end. :P

Or not? ;D
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Re: A little known "tip" from Microsoft

Postby commoner » Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:07 am

Isn't it simpler to delete or rename the FS9.cfg, seen that you should back it up first? :-?

It's a little like trying to do two time the same thing, only in different way, only to obtain a same single thing in the end. :P

Or not? ;D


....mmmm.......I can see one advantage......it would save the guys who can't find it from posting here for it's whereabouts.......... ::) Mind you, you would have to miss out the backing up bit.......and you would have to know the tip in the first place :-/ :-/......commoner ;D ;D ;)
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