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Fixed it.
Looked at http://ubeogesh-things.blogspot.com/2012/08/resolve-it-finally-game-explorer-aka.html
and changed gameux.dll to gameux.dll.old by hand in C:\Windows\SysWOW64.
Everything else seems to be working okay.
Many thanks to all who replied.
David
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Thank you for all the replies to my problem. FS9 is not installed on C: but on a separate drive. I have tried the Ubeogesh bat file fix for rundll32.exe but that did not fix the startup problem. I cannot remember anything that I have installed recently that would caused the problem.
I'll try turning the UAC down and see what happens. I have Malwarebytes running all the time which is good protection.
But at the end of day it's not a big problem - it just seems to me odd that it suddenly started happening. Support for win7 stopped months ago and last update was a Servicing Stack (important) update in January 2020. FS9 was perfectly ok after that.
I have a second SSD drive I use for X-Plane and I might try transferring FS9 to that and see what happens. I don't like X-Plane anyway.
David
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I am having problems starting FS9.
I use Win 7 Pro 64-bit and FS9.exe (version 9.1.0.4091) runs with compatibility XP service pack 3 and run as administrator. Computer is HP Z600 Workstation 28GB RAM.
I have used these settings for years with no problems and the problem has only just occurred.
I click on the shortcut either on the task bar or the desktop.
The User Account Control Window opens and I click yes.
The window closes and the egg-timer appears briefly then disappears.
Nothing happens.
I click the shortcut again, the UAC window opens, click yes and FS9 starts as normal.
This only happens the first time that I attempt to start FS9 after the computer has booted up. For the rest of the session FS9 will start normally.
I have run scannow and looked at the Event Logs and cannot see anything obvious.
Can anybody help me with this please?
FS9 startup problem
in FS2004
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If, after renaming gameux.dll, you run scannow (Win 7 system file checker) the rename will be detected and restored to gameux.dll.
David