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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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If you are speaking about the boxed FSX Deluxe Edition with the Acceleration Pack, you just have to run the DVDs. Theoretically! Because, like for FS generally, a set of tweaks and tricks may prove useful (check on my flightsim site for details: http://flightlessons.6te.net/tutwork.htm#reinsta, and also possibly the beginning of that page)
On the other hand, as dumb as it seems, a good installation first requires clean DVDs. Which means just cleaning them, will ease the installation process
I download fsx delux edition all 4 disc and it download all four disc when I came to ask do u wish to run it now yes and it started to take it then after a 1 minute it just went out and also it did not leave a in the box to touch to plat no administration tab either but its on the hard drive when I put in the 4 disc I will have abox come up say repair or erase
how do you get fsx to run in windows 10
I decided to keep my old Windows 7 computer as a back up for my general internet stuff and using my new all singing all dancing Windows 10 desktop PC mainly for the simulator. I've abandoned Microsoft's FSX flight simulator in preference to the XPlane 11 simulator. Very pleased with it and works very well of course with Windows 10. Also, XPlane 11's scenery perspective is far superior to what it is in FSX. For example, a 2 mile runway in FSX is half the length of a 2 mile runway in XPlane 11.
Yes this solution did work for me a few years back and FSX has been running fine ever since....
