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• CFS2 does not work on windows 7

  Win 7 will not work with this version, cfs2, cant that I make it work

  Hi Robert,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community and we give the opportunity to help you.

  As the game of Combat Flight Simulator 2 is not compatible with Windows 7, you can try to install the game on Windows 95/2000 compatibility mode and check if this solves the problem.

  To install the game in Windows 95/2000 compatibility mode,

  a. right-click the installation file, and select Properties.

  b. click on the compatibility tab.

  c. in compatibility mode, check the run this program in compatibility mode for: option.

  d. Select Windows 95 or Windows 2000 from the options offered.

  e. click apply and OK.

  See the link below for more information about compatibility mode:

  Make older programs in this version of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows

  It will be useful. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Combat Flight Simulator 2 gives me a msg incompatible cfs2 and does not work on Windows 7.

  Combat Flight Simulator 2 disk #1 install.  Disk #2 installs but won't allow game to run.  A message, incompatibility problem: cfs2, appears on the screen.  I tried the "older versions of programs do work under windows 7 (who has worked on both Vista and XP) but not prevail.»  How can I solve this problem?

  Thank you for your help.

  Steve

  CFS 2 will run on Win7. I installed it on Win7 64 bit.
  I haven't used compatibility but XP sp2 would be the best option.
  To select a compatibility mode R/click on the shortcut of the games and click on properties.
  Then click on the Compatibility tab.
  It may work better if you install using compatibility mode. To do this open the games install
  disk, and then use the Setup.exe to put in compatibility mode before installing.

  It could also be a permissions problem. Check the "Run as administrator..." option on the Compatibility tab.
  I avoid permissions issues when installing do not play to the default location - Program Files (x 86).

  You have installed all the 'important' Windows updates?
  You have patched the game?
  Have you updated Direct X?   - Download details: DirectX end-user performance
  .

• Microsoft sidewinder gamepad 2 does not work on the Combat Flight Simulator WW11 and Europe series

  Original title: I have the Combat Flight Simulator WW11 and Europe series. My microsoft sidewinder gamepad 2 does not work on my XP and my Windows 7 computer. The joystick works on CFS2 Pacific. Help, please.

  I have a HP Pavilion p6717c with a radion HD 6900 graphics card. With windows 7 home

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes to the computer until the problem occurred?

  2. you get any error message?

  I suggest you to see link below and check if it helps.

  You experience problems when you use a Sidewinder Force Feedback Pro joystick with Flight Simulator on a Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista-based computer: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294672

  How to fix game controllers in Microsoft games: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831361

  Items of Combat Flight Simulator: http://support.microsoft.com/combatflightsimfaq

  Also I suggest you to send your request in the below link.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/games/en-us/community/pages/forums.aspx

  Hope this information is useful.

• Best material for max in FSX settings

  Hello

  I have a question about FSX. After a search through many websites and articles, I decided that the best thing would be to ask here.

  I have Microsoft FSX and I need to buy a laptop on which I'm going to run it.

  But I read it is what we call the FPS which makes the game more realistic. And who should be set at 30-40.

  I understand that I need at least a processor i5 and about 6 GB of RAM, but what I paint a full stop is the graphics card.

  As a flight simmer, I will install various other addons as GSX, FlyTampa Dubai, PMDG, among many others, and I want that they run with full settings and no slagging. I also want the FPS to be quite high. What should I expect?

  PS: It can be for anything, Deluxe, acceleration or steam

  "FPS which makes the game more realistic."

  FPS = frames per second. There is no more realistic games as such. A low fps makes games

  less smooth and a very low fps will show that of latency, both in the game and mouse movement.

  More IPS also helps reduce blur during panning, especially if more than 60 fps (when a monitor with)

  allows also a refresh rate of 120 Hz)

  30 images/s would be the minimum desirable frame rate, but some people are not happy with a less than 60 frames per second rate.

  The game in question also of factors in which is the lowest rate of desirable framework. Some games smooth

  at 30-40 fps than others, but here again, different people have a different perception.

  I'm usually satisfied a little around 45 + fps, but not too fussed if it comes down to 35fps in time.

  Depending on the game.

  '6 GB of RAM'

  Computer laptop mfg tend to throw in bad RAM configurations. They do this to make the machine card to look better,

  but it is best to keep the RAM balanced, so if using four sticks, you would have to do with 6 GB

  = 2x2gb + 2x1GB, it would be preferable to have 4X2GB.

  Or even worse - three sticks of 2 GB. Three sticks will be run in single channel mode less effective RAM

  mode dual channel vs. To run in mode dual channel the machine needs of 2 or 4 strips of RAM.

  Using two sticks of 2 x 4 GB is better than using four, because it puts less stress on the memory controller.

  -That said, FSX can accommodate 4 GB total?

  -I've never used a modern Flight Simulator (CFS2 & IL2), but I understand that flight sims are somewhat related to the CPU.

  That is to say that they rely heavily on the cpu for calculations of realistic flight, then yes that an i5 would be better

  What an i3. An i7 wouldn't it be better if the Flight Simulator is able to use Hyper-Threading technology.

  -However, if you use landscapes of high resolution and other addons/mods you need also a high range gpu.

  Computer laptop gpu are lower-clocked vs their equivalent office (a M at the end of same model number)

  help keep the power consumption and temp down (laptops are known for overheating when playing games or the sims)

  with system high requirements for long periods of time, that is to say-more than an hour).

  That's why you need a computer laptop gpu a bit higher than what you would use for the same level of

  eye candy "graphics" and the realism that a person using a desktop computer that PC would get if you rely on the connection

  a 24 "monitor.

  This isn't a recent game, but because of the addons specs could be somewhat higher when released.

  various website forums flight sim would be the best place to find out exactly what this game demands when using addons you mention.

  -You can also compare the options of AMD and Nvidia by reading reviews of their current model laptop gpu.

  While the critics are not likely to include a Flight Simulator in the benchmarks game, you should always be able

  extrapolating from the games they reference when comparing the specifications of the "recommended" system

  for these games with the requirements of FSX (after factoring in the potential stress of addons 'modern').

  The Nvidia GTX 970 m is the current model under high-end Nvidia GPUs (GTX 980 m).

  You may still be able to get by with a GTX 960 m, or even a GTX 950 m, but I'm going to start you with the

  review of the GTX 970 m (just to tease you: D).

  notebookcheck.NET/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX - 970 M

  If you don't have already been here - http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/content.php

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• Microsoft Flight Simulator 9 installation problem (2004)

  When I do a custom load on my Dell pc and then run the program, create a flight, fly, save it, then escape out, close the program, remove the 4 disc and try running the program again, he keeps asking to insert disk 4.  How can I solve this problem?

  Unfortunately, my only experience is with CFS2, so I can't help with that Sim about the statement

  saying: no custom installation required if disc is used, but you can use a noCD fix/hack if necessary.
  -Note that two patches requires the game patched to 9.1. These are of simple replacements executable (.exe).

  I recommend you to save the original. Just move that a new subfolder in the folder even the .exe is in.

  (You need not the .nfo file). ----here ----

  -You can try something else. If the games on other machines do not require the CD then copy/paste

  the installation of these machines may work the same.

  If there are any records for the game in your My Documents or App folders Data copy them so

  (or try them first that they have a change in an .ini or the .cfg file that allows not to use the CD?).

  .