See my comments in the Blackburn Beverley thread.
The plane is autoinstalled in 3 parts but clearly there's a MAJOR problem somewhere.
The result is that after getting the same prog crashing problems as another user, in the end my whole computer system has been damaged.
And because the software was autoinstalled, I don't know how.
We place a lot of trust in designers whose software we place on our valuable systems in which we invest a lot of time and effort. Trouble is there are guys out there who clearly don't know as much as they think they do.
I can honestly say that my biggest problems have ALWAYS been with autoinstalled aircraft. When I've installed planes myself that have given problems, I've just removed them. Simple. Problems gone. With an autoinstalled plane, often it's not that simple - and you have no way of tellng just what hidden damage it may have done even if you think you've removed it.
I for one will NEVER install another aircraft with an autoinstaller after this - I don't care where it comes from because I've had problems with even some well-known names who use them. Not only that, I find it insulting that they think they know better than I DO where things should be installed on MY COMPUTER.
So what do you think? Are you a girlie who needs someone 'cleverer' than you to install an aircraft on your computer? Or can you do it yourself?
If enough people think the same, we can get designers to stop using these monstrosities.
Roger
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