Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Wilco Airbus Series 1 causes FS2004 to crash

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | PC Support | Wilco Airbus Series 1 causes FS2004 to crash

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Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 13:47 ET by Graham Ritz

Out of nowhere, since 3 days ago, when I create a flight using WILCO/Feelthere's Airbus series 1 (A318-321), FS2004 crashes and exits. I am able to select the aircraft, but when the flight loads up, FS2004 crashes and exits. This has never happened to me before. Any suggestions?? Please help!

Thank,
Graham

Graham Ritz

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Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 13:54 ET by Ryan Watkins

You may have a bad nav database. Did you recently install a new AIRAC?

Ryan Watkins (DVA455)

Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 13:56 ET by Graham Ritz

I have 1208. But The Airbus Series 2 still works and doesn't create FS2004 to crash

Graham Ritz

Captain, B747-400

Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 14:24 ET by Ryan Watkins

Try rerunning the Vol 1 installer as administrator. (Right click the installer file and select "Run as Admin".)

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Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 14:28 ET by Mark Stead

You may have a bad panel file that may not have all the gauges required in the gauges folder to display the panel, and may cause FS9 to crash- I had this happen in some of my aircraft-my fs9 just went straight to desktop when I was loading certain aircraft-as soon as I changed the panel file, these aircraft worked again, and didn't crash the sim. I would suggest you try to change your panel file if you know how to do this, and see what happens-before you do, make sure you back up your original file first.

Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 17:47 ET by Graham Ritz

Thanks for the help guys! I just re-installed it and now it works fine again. I have no clue what had been causing the issue.

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Posted onPost created on November 19 2012 21:48 ET by Kenneth Dickerson

I just purchased the newest version of the CRJ Wilco Series, and have just now removed it. I have had no issues with my system for the last 8 months. After loading that program I have been having crash to desk top frequently. Was about to start a reload when i decided to just remove the last 2 load ups. Both WILCO. Now my system is running like butter! So the next time I buy a Wilco product I have told my wife to burn my system (she will).

Kenneth Dickerson

First Officer, A330-300

Posted onPost created on November 20 2012 03:02 ET by Graham Ritz

Now a new problem.... While Series 1 now works, NOW series 2 a/c panel's will not show. Error messages read: ERROR: FILE CREATION, PLEASE CONTACT VENDOR
on Wilco's site, it describes this issue. I have used all the necessary steps but no luck!!! Any new help??

Graham Ritz

Captain, B747-400

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