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  When I want to install Flight Simulator X I get the error error 1305: error reading from file C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games Flight Simulator X\Scenery\World\texture\041b2su6.bmp.Verify that exists it and that you can access how to fix?

  Hi Johannholm,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.

  Go through the suggestions of this link and check if it helps you to install Flight Simulator game.

  Error message when you install a Microsoft game or a mapping program

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/258496

  NOTE: After you check the clean boot feature configure Windows to use a Normal startup using step 3A proposed in the above mentioned link.

  WARNING CHKDSK:

  Running chkdsk on the drive if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data can be lost.

  Hope it will be useful. If you still have questions, please reply and we will be happy to help you.

• 2 locations to "Program Files" - one on the C partition - and another on the D partition is possible (or option) so that you can 'choose' where to install a program in particular?

  Hello

  It's my first time display questions on a forum like this, so I'll try to explain in detail what I have (somehow... :)).
  Is it possible to have 2 "Program Files" location - one on the C partition - and the other on the D partition so that you can 'choose' where to install a program in particular? I don't really want to get rid from where 'move' the 'Program Files' folder on my C partition (I just do a clean reinstall of Windows XP), BUT I would like to be able to install several programs on the partition D place on C 'by default. "

  Here's the question: I have several programs that have no option to 'choose' where should be installed - they'll automatically C\Program Files. I want to install it on the D partition. If this is not possible, how can I transfer to the new location (once they have already been installed) in their entirety so that they are functional. I don't want to keep the remains, references and 'shortcuts' on the C partition. These programs should begin to malfunction, I have freedom to wipe the D partition and reinstall the programs without messing up the heart of the system.

  I'd appreciate any help, advice and ideas. Regarding my computer experience, I'd put myself in the novice category, detailed explanations would be a lifesaver! Thank you.

  Programs come with their own setup program and the program developer decides to give the possibility to choose the download location or not

  Regarding your concern about to spoil the central system

  Whenever you install a program, that it will create many items inside your main drive where windows is installed (in this case C:\) to install a program that affects the system to another drive does not affect your system

• Is it possible to access the files shared in the Simulator?

  My Playbook application creates a few files in the shared files folder. When running my app in the Simulator, is it possible to (read) access these files from Windows?

  Thank you

  First, configure the PlayBook Simulator as a target.

  1. Click on the file-> New-> other...
  2. Expand the BlackBerry Tablet OS.
  3. Select BlackBerry Tablet OS target, and then click Next.
  4. Enter the IP address of the Simulator (or use automatic detection).  Leave the password blank and complete the wizard.

  Once you have the PlayBook Simulator configured as target, use the following steps to access the folders.

  1. Click on the window menu.
  2. Choose the command display see her-> from others.
  3. Expand QNX.
  4. Select target file system browser , and then click OK.
  5. In the target file system browser navigated to the folder that contains the file that you want to copy.
  6. Right-click on the file you want to copy, and choose copy to.  You can also drag and drop files to and from this window.

• File records in the cloud to Adobe?

  Hello world

  I keep files on my desk that I am trying to drop it in my Adobe Creative Cloud storage area. When I drag + drop files they never seem to go in the cloud, but if I drag + drop an image or a file compressed they're fine.

  Can not file us records in the cloud, or am I just missing something?

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• Change the permissions of files recorded on the side stream Server

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• Associating the play with the program file

  When you try to run MS Flight Simulator X Standard (with the two SP1 & SP2) since the Games Explorer in Vista Ultimate (32 bit) I get an error message to set an association of program in the control panel all Associations. As a matter of fact, all the games in my game Explorer display this message.

  I know how to define associations, I do not know what extensions of file (or files) to associate with what programs.

  I associated the extensions '.flt' and '.fssave' to program Microsoft Flight Simulator (followed by the little 'R' trademark symbol). I found in program files-> Microsoft-> MS Flight Simulator Games, it's the Simulator.exe flight. Yet I still get the error message. Shouldn't she have joined when I installed the program from the disk I bought?

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  FZT,
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  However, you can run the game using the shortcut on the start menu.

  This happens if the IsShortcut registry value for .lnk (shortcut) file is deleted in an attempt to hide the overlay icon in the shortcut. To resolve this problem, re-create the IsShortcut registry value.

  Method 1
  Download and apply the fix for the binding of the .lnk file available from several third-party online sites.  Search for "vista Explorer game associations."

  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Method 2
  1. Click Start, type regedit.exe and press ENTER

  2. navigate to the following key:

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\lnkfile
  3. in the right pane, create a string (REG_SZ) named IsShortcut value

  4. close the registry editor and restart Windows.

  Change the settings of the REGISTRY can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the REGISTRY settings configuration can be solved. Changes to these settings are at your own risk

  I hope this information is useful for your problem.  Let us know if you need help.
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  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• When I try to change an .ini file in a folder of the game in program files, Windows 7 tells me I don't have permission and "contact your administrator." Guess what, it would be me. What should I do now?

  I tried to activate the debug mode for Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn , so I go into program files, I find the .ini file that I need to change to enable the debug mode. I change it, so I try to save him. "You don't have permission to save in this location. Contact your administrator to save in this location. "I do not understand that I am the administrator of the machine! What is the problem! Please help me!

  Press the Windows key, type in Notepad, when Notepad is displayed in the list, do a right click and click "Run as Administrator". Open the file using Notepad and save after you make changes.

  While you are the admin, some features are always locked and need you to check if it is correct. What if all could do whatever he wanted this to be a problem. Confused, but safer, I guess.

• This program record are the drivers?

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• Elimination of the 1 of 2 users. At all programs, files, etc., transferred to another user.

  Good evening

  I have XP Professional.

  How can I eliminate the 1 of 2 users and have all the programs, files, etc. for use by the user remaining.

  In other words when I log on, there is only one user (myself) and all programs, files, etc. from the old user can be accessed by me

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  Thanks for the quick response.

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• The computer says to run chkdsk b/c the program files are corrupted. When I run chkdsk/r, it indicates that the NTFS is locked and I have to restart to run chkdsk. When I reboot, the chkdsk never runs.

  Original title: Program Files gone?

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• Vista folder Program Files and the folder Program Files (86)

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  Hello Pit Bull Junkyard,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft Windows Vista Forums.

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  Both of these files have very strict default permissions that are difficult to ignore, unless you want to create a new folder, and then save it there.

  Hope this helps, please let us know status.  Thank you!

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• I want to move the folder Program Files to another hard drive.

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