fs9/win7 crash to desktop

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fs9/win7 crash to desktop

Postby jack_ryan » Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:41 pm

Hi All,

I'm having a problem with my fs9 installation, but I'm not sure how to trouble shoot it. I am running Windows 7 Professional N.  It appears when I take off to the north from Sea-tac in any aircraft.  At approx 1/2 mile from the threshold I get a crash to desktop.  I also can not start a flight from Boeing field as it immediately crashes to desktop.  I assume I have a bad texture or something but I'm not sure how to trouble shoot from there. I am running Fly-Tampa's Seattle and I have the three Boeing fields freeware installed.  I have removed the three Boeing fields scenery and I still get the CTD. Any ideas guys?

Thanks,
Sean
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Re: fs9/win7 crash to desktop

Postby jgf » Sat Apr 23, 2011 7:06 pm

I would disable all add-on scenery in the area and try the flight with a couple of default planes.  If the sim still crashes you probably have a corrupt default file and a reinstall is in your future.  If it doesn't, enable the Fly Tampa scenery and try again, with a default aircraft (I suspect a corrupt, missing, or misplaced file in this scenery).

I'm experiencing a similar headache with the German Landmarks scenery;  with any aircraft, the minute it leaves the ground there's a CTD.

(BTW, you didn't install to "C:\Program Files", did you?  In Vista and W7 this can cause erratic behavior.)
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Re: fs9/win7 crash to desktop

Postby jack_ryan » Tue Apr 26, 2011 1:36 pm

well it turns out that it has to do with, of all things, the vancouver plus addon, it seems that if I didnt have the ultimate terrain flag checked and was running UT it caused the sim to CTD. 
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