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DVA8757 Captain, MD-11 OLP Joined on June 20 2010 50 State Club Century Club "It isn't what you do, but how you do it." Southaven, MS USA 160 legs, 251.3 hours 77 legs, 116.9 hours online 160 legs, 251.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 28 2011 09:48 ET by Don Abernathy
	I have loaded up most of the aircraft from the Fleet Library and started learning some of those that I am not yet rated. When I start up FSX using either a 757 or 767, it starts up just fine until I attempt to pull up the control panel (Shift + 1), then the system crashes. I deleted both aircraft and reloaded them with the same results. All other aircraft seem to work just fine. I tried to see if there was a similar post and didn't see one. Any help would be appreciated. System: FSX Windows 7 Professional Dell Latitude E5510 Intel i5 CPU M450 @ 2.40GHz RAM 4.00GB (3.43 GB usable) 32-bit
AFV348 Captain, B747-400 Joined on April 13 2006 International Tourist Diplomatic Mission 50 State Club Online Two Fifty Club Quinticentenary Club "fly a heavy or dont fly at all" Northeastern United States 536 legs, 1,889.5 hours 443 legs, 1,401.1 hours online 515 legs, 1,789.3 hours ACARS 20 legs, 68.7 hours event 842 legs, 2,782.9 hours total	Posted onPost created on February 28 2011 09:56 ET by Michael Schlabowske
	Don it sound like something that isnt "jiving" in the panel with your system... have you tried any 3rd party free panels on those respective a/c? and if you have, is it the same results?
DVA8757 Captain, MD-11 OLP Joined on June 20 2010 50 State Club Century Club "It isn't what you do, but how you do it." Southaven, MS USA 160 legs, 251.3 hours 77 legs, 116.9 hours online 160 legs, 251.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 28 2011 13:31 ET by Don Abernathy
	Michael Schlabowske wrote: Don it sound like something that isnt "jiving" in the panel with your system... have you tried any 3rd party free panels on those respective a/c? and if you have, is it the same results? I have not, I was just downloading the DVA fleet aircraft. Any suggestions to some I could try out? As I said before, I have most of the other DVA aircraft and have had no issues, including the CRJ's, 737's, 777's, MD88/MD90, A320, A330, etc. I'm looking to get my ratings in the higher rated aircraft and that's what got me to start downloading the other aircrafts above the 737/A320 level.
DVA8757 Captain, MD-11 OLP Joined on June 20 2010 50 State Club Century Club "It isn't what you do, but how you do it." Southaven, MS USA 160 legs, 251.3 hours 77 legs, 116.9 hours online 160 legs, 251.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 28 2011 18:42 ET by Don Abernathy
	Using a freeware panel for a 767 I found on a random search it worked--kind of. I still get a fatal error message when exiting off of either the 757 or 767 aircraft, but I was able to fly both aircraft. Again, this only occurs with the DVA 757 and 767 aircraft. All others work fine.
DVA8757 Captain, MD-11 OLP Joined on June 20 2010 50 State Club Century Club "It isn't what you do, but how you do it." Southaven, MS USA 160 legs, 251.3 hours 77 legs, 116.9 hours online 160 legs, 251.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on March 01 2011 20:18 ET by Don Abernathy
	OK, I have found one (a freeware 757/767 panel) that is definately better than the other and thought I'd share in the event others have the same or similar issues. Here is a link to a zip file: http://www.isdt-israel.com/files/panels/ISDT_757panel1.0.zip Be careful upon downloading, by default it wanted to place the new panel inside my 747 aircraft instead of the 757 and/or 767 aircraft. You will have to force it to overwrite the panels for the 757 and/or 767 aircraft. Here's how I did it: Hit the "browse" button at the right (the button with the three dots) Search for the file location within the FSX directory: Place the new file in the "panel" file to overwrite the old file and click "OK": This is what the new panel looks like and with no fatal errors: Hope this helps, Don

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