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Same for me. Running w7 64bit on a 64bit system but falling back to the 32bit dcs-executable for the freetrack-"support". And it's not even mentioned in the patch-notes. Maybe most customers won't notice or what? This is finally a real slap in the face for anyone not using trackir but instead an open source solution. And it's the first time I'm really annyoed so as to post here. Whatever, enough said - I'll stop the whining.

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Just a ittle info from my side, maybe it's helpful for others as well. I did not install any remote control software nor additional drivers. Just a plain nvidia card with two dvi outputs running on windows 7. Via right click on desktop -> choose "Screen resolution" (or something like that - I don't own an english windows). Now in the top row where the little monitors are displayed select "detect". At least one additional device should be displayed there now. Set it to VGA and 800x600 (least performance loss I guess) and you're done. Now you can follow the procedures to extend the iControl DCS server window to stretch to your virtual desktop manually.

@GGTharos: I think ppl playing flight sims like the one we're all talking about do generally not lack patience at all. What Chris seems to ask for (and I would definitely support) is some increase of information concerning planned release dates etc.. Such a "roadmap" could help in keeping customers happy, don't you think?

Should be something like "C:\Users\<your user>\AppData\Local\Temp\DCS Warthog". Replace the user in brackets by your actual user name.

Thanks for the missions! Unlike the majority of ppl here I did not succeed on my first or second or even fourth try (you get the idea - blessed be SSDs and fast loading times), but finally managed to bring the plane down in all of them without blown tires :v:. So when is the next "episode" going to be released? ;) Maybe adding additional constraints like night, fog, turbulence etc. Crosswind landing.trk Crosswind landingP5.trk Crosswind landingP10.trk