after re-enabling the service.įind the Realflight setup program, select it and 'Run as administrator'. Go to 'Services' and start the 'Background Intelligent Transfer Service'.Ĭheck to make sure all Windows Updates are installed, if not install them, reboot and come back to this. Log in using an administrator level account, temporarily set your screen resolution to 1920x1080.

This is just to check to make sure everything is readable. The issue was with one of the low level drivers on the AMD board.įirst copy the contents of the DVD to a folder on the computer. There was a problem before with some of the AMD motherboards not seeming to start the setup routine, when in fact the setup program was running, but it paused for approximately 30 minutes. Hoping to finally get the right experience!

I will try running the game on my wife's workstation, which is a more 'standard PC', i7 4790 with nVidia GTX950. Of course all drivers and firmware are up to date. My 'gut feeling' is that my PC might be a bit unusual or too modern (while it is a stock laptop - MSI GS60 6QE with Intel Skylake, nVidia 970M + Intel 530, 4k display, 2 additional monitors - by the way, disconnecting those did not help ) and that an assumption about the computer system in the RF program is the root cause of the issue, as I do not have other problems with running software, both games and proffesional applications, so would doubt that there is a problem within my PC. While I can still run the program in VM in Win7, it does not seem to perform very well, as the graphics lag sometimes and model does not feel responsive. After copying it, when I the RF program would just show the splash screen and then standard windows dialog box with 'program has stopped working' message comes out and the simulator does not start. The advice to copy the installation from VM to host gave me some hope, as the support engineed claims he tried that from host Win7 to Win10 VM and it worked. I was not able to get setup to work, it just turns on the busy cursor for few seconds and nothing happens afterwards.

copying the installation from within my Win7 virtual machine into the host Win10 installation (GP support team suggested this).

creating a new administrator account and running setup from there.

running setup or program with/without the compatibility mode enabled.

running setup or program as administrator.

disabling windows defender (and I have no other antivirus installed).

To update - I've been in touch with support for the last few days and have went thru several attempts to run RealFlight Basic on my PC, these were, in various combinations I consider myself a power user of the PC, and usually I can get the simple things out of the way Since the very first attempt I tried running the setup program manually.

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