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Author:  Polar1955 [ Fri May 11, 2012 7:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Another crash after 8 hour flight
Squishy wrote:
Polar1955 wrote:
FSX, I have it...don't like it...too much invested in FS9, and my stuff looks just as good as FSX. Just wish I had a round world :) P.S. Kind of looking forward to Aerosoft to see what they come up with....
Well at least you'd know whether the problem lies with FS9+PFE or something else
That would be a pretty expensive fix for one program...
Author:  pschlute [ Sun May 13, 2012 11:13 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Another crash after 8 hour flight
This may be unconnected with your problem, but i have had a couple of crashes where ATC.dll was the faulting module.

Cannte remebmer exactly now but something to do with the default atc causing a problem when one of your radio frequencies corresponds to an ATIS frequency in the vicinity. The key to this crash was it occured after attempting to contact the next centre/approach.

Do a google search for "pfe crash atis".

Peter
Author:  Polar1955 [ Mon May 14, 2012 5:16 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Another crash after 8 hour flight
pschlute wrote:
This may be unconnected with your problem, but i have had a couple of crashes where ATC.dll was the faulting module.

Cannte remebmer exactly now but something to do with the default atc causing a problem when one of your radio frequencies corresponds to an ATIS frequency in the vicinity. The key to this crash was it occured after attempting to contact the next centre/approach.

Do a google search for "pfe crash atis".

Peter
Thanx Peter, you may have something here, this is when I experience the hang, always on approach and I think always when I try to contact center or change freqs. What ever it is, it is a conflict which has been a problem on two different computer systems. So think you may be right,
Author:  pschlute [ Mon May 14, 2012 10:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Another crash after 8 hour flight
Polar1955 wrote:
pschlute wrote:
This may be unconnected with your problem, but i have had a couple of crashes where ATC.dll was the faulting module.

Cannte remebmer exactly now but something to do with the default atc causing a problem when one of your radio frequencies corresponds to an ATIS frequency in the vicinity. The key to this crash was it occured after attempting to contact the next centre/approach.

Do a google search for "pfe crash atis".

Peter
Thanx Peter, you may have something here, this is when I experience the hang, always on approach and I think always when I try to contact center or change freqs. What ever it is, it is a conflict which has been a problem on two different computer systems. So think you may be right,
Have a look on the FSUIPC (Pete Dowson) forums, where there is most discussion of this. Worth pointing out that there is no definite fix, but are ways to reduce it, and that also it is a problem with the default atc/atis, not PFE.

Good luck

Peter
Author:  Polar1955 [ Tue May 15, 2012 8:09 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Another crash after 8 hour flight
pschlute wrote:
Polar1955 wrote:
pschlute wrote:
This may be unconnected with your problem, but i have had a couple of crashes where ATC.dll was the faulting module.

Cannte remebmer exactly now but something to do with the default atc causing a problem when one of your radio frequencies corresponds to an ATIS frequency in the vicinity. The key to this crash was it occured after attempting to contact the next centre/approach.

Do a google search for "pfe crash atis".

Peter
Thanx Peter, you may have something here, this is when I experience the hang, always on approach and I think always when I try to contact center or change freqs. What ever it is, it is a conflict which has been a problem on two different computer systems. So think you may be right,
Have a look on the FSUIPC (Pete Dowson) forums, where there is most discussion of this. Worth pointing out that there is no definite fix, but are ways to reduce it, and that also it is a problem with the default atc/atis, not PFE.

Good luck

Peter
Thank you, Peter
I have been reading all the threads on this, not sure why, but never a problem w/ RCV4. By all accounts so far, I should only use those ATIS etc. listed in the PFE and tune manually. I am not sure that is what I have always done. But I will further investigate. Again, thank you
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