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JSkorna

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  1. 1. You can speed up flights just as you can in FSX. 2. You can save a flight just as you can in FSX, but not every piece of data is saved just like in FSX. 3. Because FSX is old computer code and MSFS 2020 has been re-coded from the ground up.
  2. You can save plans as much as you want, but you need to understand what is saved when you save a flight plan. No, saving a flight plan does not mean you can resume that flight where you left off.
  3. Start FSXwx and look at the options and set things up. Then start a flight in FSX. If you've done things correctly, the weather will appear in FSX.
  4. When was the last time you completely cleaned out your computer case? This could be an overheating issue.
  5. What is your general programming background? What is your gaming programming background? How much money have you set aside for the project? Do you have other funding streams for this?
  6. OK, but that omission hardly forms an incomplete simulator. Good luck with whatever you stay with.
  7. Because they need to re-code the program and there was no need for 2022 so we will get 2024.
  8. System specs? Are you waiting long enough before concluding that FS is frozen? Sometimes it does take awhile to return to the Home screen.
  9. And here I thought Gold automatically installed Acceleration.
  10. On the Baron its between the Fuel Pump switches and the Landing gear position lights. On the King Air below the HSI.
  11. No to all of that. It"s a basic flight planner to get you from A to B. If you want more, you need to use a 3rd party flight planner.
  12. I am running FSX on Win 11 with no problems. But this was with a fresh install of FSX.
  13. JSkorna

    FSRealtime

    Notepad is a utility on every Windows computer.
  14. SP1 https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/1950/microsoft-flight-simulator-x-service-pack-1/ SP2 https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2796/flight-simulator-x-service-pack-2/
  15. 1. No, it is not. 2. You access the systems and FMS in the cockpit of the aircraft you are flying, either on the control panels or from the FMS located in the cockpit.
  16. No software is needed. Plug the joystick in and turn on your computer. Windows will do the rest.
  17. Support for 98, 2004, and FSX ended years ago. Microsoft doesn't even know what these programs are.
  18. Zero people have stopped using MS products because they thought MS didn't have enough product servers.
  19. With your normal connection, start the update, go do something else, check back in a few hours. Nothing you do is going to speed up the MS servers or eliminate the hundreds of users also trying to update today.
  20. Internet speeds also depend on the computer/server at the other end of your connection. In this case it's Microsoft servers trying to allow everyone to access the same update.
  21. Its because thousands of US users are all updating at once. Yep, just leave it alone and do something else. And now East Coast and Central time business are all closing for the day.
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