1722 is a error linked to Windows 10, it seems, and not FSX DVDs (and even with JAVA)
Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Windows 10
I installed Windows 10 and the only program that does not work correctly is Microsoft Flight Simulator 10. I was told by Microsoft that my Intel 4400 graphics card is the problem and by Intel that they do not have a Windows 10 driver for the Intel 4400. What are the least expensive graphic cards that will run Microsoft Flight Simulator X on Windows 10?
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Anonymous
2018-11-20T20:49:36+00:00 Thanks for the precision. I had not reinstalled the boxed FSX since about a year and a half!
I stress again that to easily DVD install the FSX Gold Edition with the Acceleration Pack, needs to take care to clean the DVDs (as dumb as it may sound!). Some other tweak may be needed to register the Acceleration. check at my flightsim site http://flightlessons.6te.net/tutwork.htm#reinsta
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Anonymous
2018-11-20T19:59:39+00:00 I have a version of FSX purchased when the simulator first came out. The DVD that came with it works on Windows X.
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Anonymous
2018-11-20T19:57:37+00:00 ALL I GET AFTER TOTALLY RESETING MY COMPUTER TO FACTORY SETTINGS IS ERROR MESSAGE 1722 OVER AND OVER. FRUSTRATING
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Anonymous
2018-11-20T19:50:03+00:00 I think I do not agree. I have still the boxed FSX -- and I hope in case of reinstall it would work! That's just a question of using clean DVDs (as dumb as it sounds)
On the other hand, the boxed edition has turned very rare and people wishing to fly FS have not much choice: Steam, or P3D by Lockheed Martin who bought the rights of FS