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Text, Not only have I read The Getting Started Guide, I printed the entire thing in color. After following the instructions the best I can, my Multi panel is not working in FSX. What I do see at the top menu bar in FSX is the new "addon" link and all I see is FSUIPC and it doesn't appear to do anything. SimConnect also doesn't appear to be working either. There is no reference to it being active or functioning. I like a challenge but this is getting more frustrating than I expected.

TextRich, I have no idea how to use SPADNext. I downloaded the trial version and I am totally lost. Their instructions are outdated and basically useless since it doesn't keep up with the new updated versions and the instructions are very vague. Since SPADNext mentions SimConnect and FSUIPC to be used with FSX, I know nothing about them. If you can guide me as to what needs to be done, where to install files to get my Multi-panel working in FSX using SPADNext I would be grateful. This would help me determine if I should purchase the full version if I do get it working. I am using Windows 10, 64-bit. It's interesting that many members here have sold their panels along the way. Probably because they determined these panels don't work and there is NO support for them and if SPADNext is the only solution, that didn't work for them.

Just purchased this device mainly for X-Plane 11 to which I got it mostly working but I also run FSX and trying desperately to get it working in FSX. I downloaded the "plugin" for FSX from Logitech's website but there are NO instructions anywhere on their site or the Internet to set it up. From what I have been reading there is a driver and a plugin but I don't know where these files are supposed to be installed. Here are the files that are provided after the .exe file is run. Once the .exe is run, it places an icon on the desktop that is supposed to be run prior to starting FSX. It doesn't work. These files are placed in the following location; Program Files\Logitech\Microsoft Flight Simulator Plugin FipGuages.xml (this is not a typo. This is how it came) LogiMicrosoftFlightSimulator.exe PluginPages.xml SimConnect.dll There is also an included folder named "Gauges" that contains many xml files and another folder called 1024 that contain many .bmp files. Can someone who has successfully got this panel to work in Windows 10 with the provided files give me detailed instructions as to where each file is supposed to be installed. I greatly would appreciate any assistance. Thx.