how do you get fsx to run in windows 10
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
2018-11-18T22:31:10+00:00 -
Anonymous
2018-11-17T12:39:01+00:00 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.
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Anonymous
2018-11-17T08:01:50+00:00 Yes this solution did work for me a few years back and FSX has been running fine ever since....
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Anonymous
2018-11-09T16:55:22+00:00 Hi
A old trick is to use the freeware uiautomationcore .dll ; search it likeuiautomationcore.zip
and check for explanations at my site
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Anonymous
2018-10-25T12:08:41+00:00 Has anyone tried installing Windows 7 alongside Windows 10? I have purchased a brand new top of the range desktop PC which come with Windows 10 pre-installed (hasn't arrived yet). I was thinking of somehow getting a copy of Windows 7 and installing that as well so that I will be able to choose which operating system I wish to use on boot up. I've been told that that is possible.
Theoretically, with Windows 7, FSX should work perfectly well. It did work well before on my present Windows 7 desktop PC.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?