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Old 07-01-2009, 07:22 PM   #3 (permalink)
Sven2157
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Re: microsoft flight sim 2004

Hello jowlj!

Let's break this down a bit here....
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Originally Posted by jowlj View Post
I am suspecting that the problem is related to video. I have an ATI radeon 4600 xt 512 mb card.
That is not that bad of a card, the only thing you will notice is the "Lowered" graphic settings in Flight Sim.

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I am not sure idf this is directly related but each time I boot up computer I get message " could not load file or assembly MOM implementation version = 2.0.2684.37241 culture+neutral publickey token=90ba9c70f846762e or one of its depedancies. the system cannot find the file specified"
MOM is a "monitoring" utility used by the ATI Catalyst Control Center (CCC). To solve this problem; Uninstall the CCC, reboot your computer, go to Microsoft and download and install ".NET Framework 2.0". Reboot your computer, then go to ATI and download the CCC again.

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computer crashed had to reinstall windows xp. Had to reinstall 2 mircosoft flight sim programs. one was flight sim x the othe flight sim 2004. flight sim x reinstalled ok. flight sim 2004 reinstalled but at the opening screen it crashes
ie: opening screen comes up for about 2 secs and dissapears.
Two things come to mind here:

But first, make sure your XP installation is COMPLETELY up to date!

1. - You may have a corrupt logbook (C:\..\My Documents\Flight Simulator Files\logbook.bin)

Try fixing your logbook. Click HERE, save this to your "Flight Simulator Files" in "My Documents". Unzip it there and run the .EXE file. When the program starts, very small should start imidiately, click "Back Up", then "Analize", then "Repair".

OR

2. - I believe that in order for you to run both FSX and FS9, you must FIRST install FS9, patch it and then proceede to install FSX and the patches for it. However, once FSX is installed, you CAN NOT unistall FS9.

Try unistalling FSX, I know it takes a while to install/uninstall, then install FS9 - patch it- and then reinstall FSX and patch it to SP2 or Acceleration.

Let me know if that takes care of it or not....

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