DimeTime

Just looked through it again. Must not be there for mine. I did get ahold of HP today though, and explained my problems. They have decided to have me send the desktop bad as they believe either the graphics card of the PSU may be defective. I guess we will see when I get it back. Thank you for all the help!

@silverdevil Got it, thank you! I have added nothing to it. Out of the box, let it set itself up automatically, downloaded Steam, MicroFlightSim, and DCS. From there its been all troubleshooting. Installing and upgrading drivers and so on. @FlappieIs yours the Pro version? I just downloaded the 1.46 and it is not showing me a +5 and +12 volt monitor, and i double checked that i had every dropdown bar opened.

@Flappie I reinstalled the driver I found for NVMe, not sure if it was the correct one but it seemed to be. There was no help. Could you help me with how to go about checking the PSU? Also, does the computer being plugged into a surge protector create problems for the power supply? @silverdevilBy setting it at a static size, is that changing both the Min and Max sizes to the same amount? Or doing it the way of Min being x1.5 and max being x3? Sorry for all the questions everyone but I appreciate the responses!

Well that would make sense lol. My apologies

As requested DxDiag.txt @Csgo GE oh yeah I will look into running these as well. What exactly should I be looking for?

I just ran it again, got about 2 minutes in, same results. I've attached that log as well. dcs.log

This is the only log that is shown in the saved games folder, I was expecting a few more considering how many times I have been trying to run it. I forgot to mention this is a brand new desktop. Took it out of the box black friday and downloaded DCS and Microsoft Flight Sim, and have yet to fully play them. I posted here because everyone here seemed to know what they were talking about far greater than some of the other forums I have visited lol. dcs.log I'm not 100% sure how to even check if I'm overclocking my PC. If you could breakdown a test I could run that world help you out I'm more than willing to do so.

Hello all, I'm going to start with saying I am still very new to all of this so I'm not %100 confident in what I am doing yet. But I have been struggling with this issue for about 3 days now and I am unable to figure out the issue. I will have about 5 to sometimes 20 minutes of gameplay in DCS world with no issues. Then with no warning the game will crash and the computer will restart. The thing is, its not really a DCS problem, and it is more of a my computer problem, because the exact same thing happens when I'm running Microsoft Flight Sim. My set up is: Omen 30l Desktop running Windows 11 (64 bit) -AMD Ryzen 7 5800X processor -1 TB NVMe m.2 Solid state drive -NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060Ti 8GB dedicated memory -hyperX 16 GB DDR4-32000 XMP SDRAM Again, bear with me as I am still very new to all this. I've tried everything I have read on forums and videos. Updating all my drivers, updating windows in general, uninstalling and reinstalling the games. I've tried the Steam version and the stand-alone version. I've tried editing my page file virtual memory. Nothing helps, simulators always crashes in the middle of gameplay. the only thing I haven't found a definitive answer on quite yet is if Windows 11 can actually run these type of flight sims. Some have said yes, some have said no. Any help is greatly appreciated, and Happy Holidays!