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Does FSX work with Windows 10?

How about addon components like AIFP and ADE 1.75? I'm on a Windows 7 system which works ok but there are signs it's starting to fail. Getting another Windows 7 computer may not be so easy. Thanks for any input.

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FSX does work on Windows 10, but you need to read how to install carefully first! Acceleration does not work for me. I know you can edit the register and may be able to get it to work, but just stock, i can only get FSX itself to run. I can't speak to the addons?
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I dont know where this supposed problem with FSX and Win10 came from?? FSX and Win10 have worked on my machine since upgraded years ago!

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And me.

FSX runs fine with Win 10, or I should say, `ran` while I used FSX before P3d V5

 

 

Plus one to that, never had a problem since changing from W7, FSX steam works great on W10 by the way :)

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Does FSX work with Windows 10?

How about addon components like AIFP and ADE 1.75? I'm on a Windows 7 system which works ok but there are signs it's starting to fail. Getting another Windows 7 computer may not be so easy. Thanks for any input.

 

I have Windows 10, FSX, no issues. I have been using AIFP & TTools for years no issues here either.

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