Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - CTD...and ideas how to fix

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler \| PC Support \| CTD...and ideas how to fix
DVA2570 Senior Captain, B727-200 COMM Joined on September 10 2005 Online Double Century Club Everett 500 Club 50 State Club Globetrotter Million Mile Club Millennium Club US Coastal Club US Mountaineer Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Mesa, AZ 1,242 legs, 3,308.9 hours 296 legs, 407.9 hours online 1,173 legs, 3,173.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 27 2014 16:37 ET by Jim Pray
	Today, computer crashed to desktop three times on the same flight. I am using PMDG 737, Active Sky 2012, Ultimate traffic 2, and ACARS, if that helps, and FSX. Any ideas where to start looking? I had nothing else running at the time.
DVA11781 Captain, MD-11 Joined on October 03 2013 Everett 250 Club Million Mile Club DVA Two-Year Anniversary Quatercentenary Club Northeastern United States	Posted onPost created on February 27 2014 18:19 ET by Joe Cappelo
	did you check the event viewer? did it give you a reason at all? Were you running at a conjested or very complex airport in terms of scenery/traffic/moving objects?
DVA2570 Senior Captain, B727-200 COMM Joined on September 10 2005 Online Double Century Club Everett 500 Club 50 State Club Globetrotter Million Mile Club Millennium Club US Coastal Club US Mountaineer Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Mesa, AZ 1,242 legs, 3,308.9 hours 296 legs, 407.9 hours online 1,173 legs, 3,173.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 27 2014 19:01 ET by Jim Pray
	I am not sure how to check the event viewer. I did get one message that said "Your Flight Simulator Did Not Close Properly" Computer crashed while flying
DVA11781 Captain, MD-11 Joined on October 03 2013 Everett 250 Club Million Mile Club DVA Two-Year Anniversary Quatercentenary Club Northeastern United States	Posted onPost created on February 27 2014 20:06 ET by Joe Cappelo
	To get to your event viewer you can just go to: for WIN7/Vista - Start button, click search and type in Event Viewer, it pops up just click it and it open up. for WIN XP - Start button > Control Panel > Administrative tools > Event Viewer. Once you are in there click windows Log and then scroll through the different catagories until you find something to do with FSX, or anything red which means error around the time your FSX crashed.
DVA2570 Senior Captain, B727-200 COMM Joined on September 10 2005 Online Double Century Club Everett 500 Club 50 State Club Globetrotter Million Mile Club Millennium Club US Coastal Club US Mountaineer Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Mesa, AZ 1,242 legs, 3,308.9 hours 296 legs, 407.9 hours online 1,173 legs, 3,173.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on February 28 2014 13:03 ET by Jim Pray
	This is what it shows - Provider [ Name] Application Error - EventID 1000 [ Qualifiers] 0 Level 2 Task 100 Keywords 0x80000000000000 - TimeCreated [ SystemTime] 2014-02-28T17:33:44.000000000Z EventRecordID 5502 Channel Application Computer jim-PC Security - EventData fsx.exe 10.0.61637.0 46fadb14 atc.dll 10.0.61637.0 46fadb59 c0000005 00028b41 ed0 01cf34a90aefcd1c C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\fsx.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\atc.dll 7872b1d1-a09e-11e3-bc3b-d43d7e9943de

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