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I submitted a Zendesk help ticket for my updating problems.

 

They replied back and this is part of what they said:

 

MSFS2020 is still crashing with a fault:

Faulting module name: ucrtbase.dll

 

This usually occurs when there is a conflict with another application. I not9iced Bullguard (a known conflicting program) is still showing as a running task on your PC. Disable/uninstall this application and retry.

 

STEP 1. MISSING MANDATORY LANGUAGE PACK

 

 

I checked and I have the mandatory language pack already installed. I also installed another one, just to make sure :)

 

I don't have Bullguard on my machine (it's an anti-virus, I use Norton). I turned off the firewall, same results

 

In the msinfo log I noticed that the ucrtbase.dll was causing flightsimulator.exe to crash. Ok, so I take a copy off of my wife's Window 10 machine, tried to copy it over to the system32 folder (wife has a newer version of the file), that did not work, it would not copy over.

 

Any thoughts? I am not going to reinstall Windows, however, is there a way to repair it?

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I hope you find the answer. I have the same issue as you and its pulling my hair out
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Everytime I have an update I disable my A/V suite until I reboot the PC. That might help you out.

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I did the same, did not help :(

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In the msinfo log I noticed that the ucrtbase.dll was causing flightsimulator.exe to crash. Ok, so I take a copy off of my wife's Window 10 machine, tried to copy it over to the system32 folder (wife has a newer version of the file), that did not work, it would not copy over.

 

Just a thought, but since your wife's Windows 10 seems to be newer than yours, maybe you're missing a Windows Update? To make sure that Windows update is working correctly, try running this check as advised by Microsoft:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/troubleshoot/windows-server/deployment/fix-windows-update-errors

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Try using CC cleaner. Run the registry thing and keep going until nothing appears. So analyse...clean...analyse again.

 

Once done reboot and run the sim.

 

This has worked for me after 2 days of trying everything

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Will try both solutions. So far, nothing is working :(
Windows 10 Pro, 32 gigs DDR4 RAM, Nvidia GForce RTX 3070, Intel I7 10700 running at 3.8, with Noctua NH-L9x65, Premium Low-Profile CPU Cooler-HP Reverb G2 for Virtual Reality
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I might have spoke too soon. It got to 20GB download and then froze again. Reboot shows black screen again.

 

It worked fine before this "update"

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I might have spoke too soon. It got to 20GB download and then froze again. Reboot shows black screen again.

 

It worked fine before this "update"

 

It's the installation manager which is not working. I can eventually get to that screen, but when I click on Update, nothing happens. Yes, I have been patient, I've waited 10 hours before aborting.

Windows 10 Pro, 32 gigs DDR4 RAM, Nvidia GForce RTX 3070, Intel I7 10700 running at 3.8, with Noctua NH-L9x65, Premium Low-Profile CPU Cooler-HP Reverb G2 for Virtual Reality
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If you get anything working please speak up. I'm trying my end with all sorts
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It's the installation manager which is not working. I can eventually get to that screen, but when I click on Update, nothing happens. Yes, I have been patient, I've waited 10 hours before aborting.

 

OK so potentially I have cracked mine as the download has been going strong.

 

1. Take everything that you have go so far in your official folder out. What I mean is make a copy to your desktop.

 

2. Go to the app settings of msfs2020 and uninstall.

 

3. Reinstall via the store.

 

4. Start msfs via the store. Once you have started to the download pause and close the sim.

 

5. Add the copied official folder back in overwriting anything already there.

 

6. Restart the sim and then continue download.

 

For what ever reason I think this might have solved my issue

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OK so potentially I have cracked mine as the download has been going strong.

 

1. Take everything that you have go so far in your official folder out. What I mean is make a copy to your desktop.

 

2. Go to the app settings of msfs2020 and uninstall.

 

3. Reinstall via the store.

 

4. Start msfs via the store. Once you have started to the download pause and close the sim.

 

5. Add the copied official folder back in overwriting anything already there.

 

6. Restart the sim and then continue download.

 

For what ever reason I think this might have solved my issue

 

For me, I could not even get the sim to start to download. However, once the hot fix was in place, I could start to download, and I got up this morning to find it installed. Going to check it out!

Windows 10 Pro, 32 gigs DDR4 RAM, Nvidia GForce RTX 3070, Intel I7 10700 running at 3.8, with Noctua NH-L9x65, Premium Low-Profile CPU Cooler-HP Reverb G2 for Virtual Reality
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