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Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | PC Support | fs9 crashes
DVA4025
First Officer, B747-400

Joined on September 09 2005
Century Club

Orlando, FL USA

174 legs, 455.9 hours
71 legs, 139.7 hours online
140 legs, 396.7 hours ACARS
Posted onPost created on March 18 2012 19:38 ET by Stephen Panzl
I’ve been having some issues with my compute and I only seem to notice it on longer flights. After my computer is running for some 6 plus hours the screen will go black and an error message will tell me that fs9 is restarting. the last time this happen I was coming back from a 4 hour flight got handed off from Atl center to tower on the vis took it off auto and right when I hit z that’s when it happen. My processor is an AMD athlon 64 x2 dual core processor 5800+ 3.00G I have plenty of hard drive space left and 4 g ram I don’t know why it’s crashing
thanks Stephen
DVA7016
Senior Captain, B767-300

Joined on February 14 2009
B757 100 Club
Everett 250 Club
Triple Century Club
DVA Five-Year Anniversary

"I5 2500K - 560GTX - 8GB Ripjaw"
Essex GB

385 legs, 1,090.6 hours
384 legs, 1,089.6 hours ACARS
1,821 legs, 4,442.9 hours total
Posted onPost created on March 19 2012 17:07 ET by Alan Barber
Stephen - is this an out of memory error message?

Alan Barber

Senior Captain, B767-300
DVA4025
First Officer, B747-400

Joined on September 09 2005
Century Club

Orlando, FL USA

174 legs, 455.9 hours
71 legs, 139.7 hours online
140 legs, 396.7 hours ACARS
Posted onPost created on March 19 2012 17:23 ET by Stephen Panzl
No all the message saids is Microsoft flight sim 2004 is not responding and then it tells me it's going to restart
AFV611
Senior Captain, B737-800
OLP

Joined on January 22 2011
50 State Club
Globetrotter Extraordinaire
Online Quadricentenary Club
DC-3 Millenium Club
Imperial Qin Shi Huang Tour
GVA 10 Year Anniversary
Five Million Mile Club
Skyteam Supremacist
The Indomitable Machine

UK

7,232 legs, 12,901.7 hours
419 legs, 601.0 hours online
6,996 legs, 12,331.1 hours ACARS
18 legs, 107.1 hours event
7,919 legs, 14,092.8 hours total
0 legs dispatched, 2.0 hours
Posted onPost created on March 19 2012 17:57 ET by Paul Hale
Stephen you need to look at your event viewer and tell us what the error message that causes the crash said, there is usually a fix for pretty much every crash, but we will need more info to be able to help you. Also what operating system are you using?

Paul Hale

Senior Captain, B737-800
DVA4067
Captain, B757-200

Joined on February 15 2007
50 State Club
Seven Century Club
DVA Ten-Year Anniversary
Long Beach 250 Club
B757 100 Club

"Always stand tall on the Quarterdeck"
Louisville, KY USA

746 legs, 1,361.4 hours
12 legs, 20.2 hours online
706 legs, 1,284.8 hours ACARS
Posted onPost created on March 20 2012 20:55 ET by Robert Ward
Use to happen with me I have a 3.8ghz quad core processor but fs9 can only use one. What I did was go into ctrl +alt+del and set fs9's priority to high. I also deselected all but one processor in the afinity page then reset to all. Some poeple say that this "tricks" fs9 into using all the processors. I noticed a slight increase in performance with the affinity settings but a huge difference in the priority setting on long flights. That was the only thing that kept me from adding 767/777's to my ratings, I would fly 6 hours with fspassengers only to have a CTD upon landing. Yeah you can recover in acars but you fsp. Flight would be gone. Try my settings and let me know if it works for you too.

Robert Ward

Captain, B757-200
DVA4176
Senior Captain, L-1011-100
OLP

Joined on March 11 2007
B757 100 Club
50 State Club
Black Pearl Club
White Knuckles Club
Events Triple Century Club
Online Forty Century Club
DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary
Burbank Bi-Millennium Club
Four Million Mile Club
Seven Millennium Club

"In the cold Kentucky rain"
Horn Lake, MS USA

7,107 legs, 11,528.7 hours
4,673 legs, 6,709.8 hours online
5,630 legs, 8,974.5 hours ACARS
371 legs, 587.0 hours event
Posted onPost created on March 20 2012 21:31 ET by Scott D Williams
Have you considered the heat and dirt issue? Have you done a cleaning with compressed air?

Scott D Williams

Senior Captain, L-1011-100
DVA10526
First Officer, MD-11

Joined on February 07 2012

Várpalota, Veszprém HU

30 legs, 209.4 hours
25 legs, 184.7 hours online
27 legs, 183.6 hours ACARS
Posted onPost created on March 21 2012 01:58 ET by Zsolt Horvath
Alan: It isn't. Just a crash, and says: 'Microsoft Flight Simulator X is restarting...' (that's the supercewl solution of the win7.)

This happens when you have a lot of addons for your FSX. My directory is 100GB, so there's often a crash, but mostly on the ground before T/O. Good advices:
- There's a thing called ReadyBoost. (How to set: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/speed-up-your-windows-vista-computer-with-readyboost/) You can plug your pendrive and use it as a RAM. It's very handy, because if you have an FSX on cruising level, you won't have lagging mouses and never-closing applications while flying. It reserves the preselected (not more than 4 GB) space from your drive.
- Also, set the FSX priority to high. This will let the FSX to use more resource. But never ever set it higher than 'High'. It'll cause a nice BSOD.
- Close unused applications(!!)

Zsolt Horvath

First Officer, MD-11


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