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hat did it ! Thanks!:smilewink:

Thats what I thought but where can I find regrsty.

I had to reinstall LO FC cd version.I reinstalled the game plus 112b patch.Bot did not get a good install,so I uninstalled it and reinstalled LO.Whent to install FC cd and it shows start,clicked on start,the game starts but its not FC,its LO.Is there a way to totaly uninstall it for a fresh new install.Sorry if I am confusing you all.

I found this on a gaming site,and you all may have read it already.This could be the reason for some of the problems with vista. Will new features in Windows Vista have a chilling effect on indie PC game development? In this exclusive Gamasutra opinion piece, WildTangent founder and CEO Alex St. John highlights obstructive security controls embedded in Vista that threaten to do just that. "I run a business called WildTangent, publishing online games from all the top casual game developers including Atari, Nickelodeon, PlayFirst, iWin, Popcap and many others with all the leading PC OEM’s including Dell, HP, Gateway and Toshiba. Collectively, we had to get a catalog of over 300 downloadable games compatible with dozens of Vista PC configurations shipping to 25 million consumers this year. Our Vista saga began almost two years ago when Microsoft communicated to OEM’s that Vista would be shipping “imminently,” and that Windows XP would no longer be available as an OS option once Vista was released. So while the rest of the Internet and game development community went about their business safe in the knowledge that Vista was far away and many years from achieving sufficient consumer market share to merit special attention, my business was plunged into the heart of Vista migration in order to be ready to ship our game service and hundreds of games with all new Vista PC’s. We have found many of the security changes planned for Vista alarming and likely to present sweeping challenges for PC gaming, especially for online distributed games. The central change that impacts all downloadable applications in Vista is the introduction of Limited User Accounts. LUA’s can already be found in Windows XP, but nobody uses them because of the onerous restrictions they place on usability. In Vista, LUA’s are mandatory and inescapable. Although Microsoft made some effort to soften the obstructions LUA’s place in the path of installing software in Vista, they still present a tremendous obstacle to downloadable game distribution and game compatibility with Vista in general. The principal user experience problem with LUA’s is that when a consumer wants to download and install a game demo off the Internet, they must first click past the IE warning dialogs, and then respond to the security elevation dialog Vista pops up requiring an admin account name and password to enable the software installation. For boxed games, this may not be super intrusive because consumers purchase relatively few boxed titles annually, and have already paid for the game at the point that they experience the elevation dialog. For downloadable games that come with a free trial, this presents a major obstacle to sales and distribution because it means that consumers surfing to find a game they like will be faced with an elevation dialog per game demo they want to download and try. The same will be true for core gamers surfing free downloadable demos. The frustration value of this experience is akin to what it would be like if you had to enter a username and password per song you wanted to try in Apple iTunes. The intrusive dialogs are also oddly pointless, because Vista's frequent warning dialogs do nothing to differentiate legitimate commercial software from known hazardous products, so consumers will still mistakenly install malware. Kids will either have to ask their parents to respond to elevation dialogs per download they want to try, or have their own elevation account and password and continue to download whatever they want. Vista’s obstructive security architecture extends into the new Vista Game Explorer and parental control system. The Vista Game Explorer is a top level Start Menu link to a new specialized folder in Vista specifically designed for managing games. It is intended to be the analog to the My Pictures and My Music folders found in Windows XP. Instead of being a link to a standard folder that happens to contain games, Microsoft “added some value” to the Game Explorer by binding it to a new parental control system in Vista. The problem starts with installing your game and Vista and registering it with the Game Explorer. Unlike the parental control system, the Game Explorer is extremely prominent to consumers who are likely to expect to find the games they install in Vista listed there after installation. Microsoft has supplied compatibility listings for legacy games which will automatically recognize and register them with the Game Explorer when they are installed. One of the pieces of information a game has to supply to register with Game Explorer is a ESRB rating. Games that do not supply a rating will be subject to the “Not Rated” parental control setting. Since games are “trusted” to supply accurate ratings information, one might expect that they are also trusted to handle parental messaging themselves. Not so, any game that registers with Game Explorer becomes “subject” to Vista parental controls which will proceed to block the game from running and offer to delete the link to the game if you try to run it from anywhere on the system other than within the Game Explorer. The heavy handed implementation of parental controls presents several problems for PC game developers. First, most free family and casual games are “unrated” because the ESRB rating service, designed for multimillion dollar boxed titles, is too expensive for most small casual game developers. Any parent concerned enough about the games their kids are downloading online to use Vista’s parental control system are likely to block “unrated” content and break most family appropriate content that can be found online. Note that Vista’s parental control system does not apply to web games and is not accessible from the browser so parents who expect them to protect their kids from “all” online game content may be in for a shock. Interestingly, the obscure warning dialog that Vista presents offering to delete your game icon when you try to launch it is not the same warning Microsoft makes for the games they supply to the Game Explorer. So although we filed this problem as a bug during the Vista Beta, the only games Microsoft “fixed” it for were their own.

Thanks,great info amd pics.

First dose the russan or china have uav technology or aircraft like the predtor. Did eagle dynamics have any info said at expo 2007.Thanks

That was cool!

Thamks for the reply.

On a apachie helo the tail rotor keeps the helo from torqing around.On B,S, it has 2 rotors to keep it from spinning around. My queston is,in BS will this mean you will not have to keep the helo from spinning.Would it hover with out useing the controls,to keep it from spinning.Sorry about the way I exsplaned this.Thanks:D

My understanding is the guy that filmed this ,has filmed other vids that people do not believe.Here is my favorite ons.

What do I put in this file .What cockpit file name .I know its the me file but how ,please exsplain in more detail.

How do I change the default cockpit to a diferent one.Example the f15 instead of the su33,for ai planes.Can this be done.Thanks

No I dont have vista.All that matters now is, my computer is working now just dont know about reinstalling my x52 yet.

Yes we did try it in safe mode! It kept freezing up.After 2 hrs of TRYING to fix the problem in safe mode it kept freezing up!Seeing I could not reinstall the drivers because it would freeze up.

I downloaded the new beta software from saitek,as support said.Built new profile and did not work.So uninstalled ,installed original software that came with controler.BOOM my cpu froze up! Tried to restart freezes up.After about an hour ,I called my support,thay tried all kinds of things,and still froze up.My support said there diver coruped drivers on my cpu,nividea,nouse ect...So I had to reforemat my cpu lost valuble info.Sorry just venting.Thanks

I have been using my x52 since december with no real problems,until now.It started loosing info,butons did not respond to that profile but others did.I reloaded the software and installed drivers from saitek,3 or 4 times.My x52 loads I have the icon on the computer tray at bottom.I can use the properties window.When I try to launch the profile editon that window dose not open.Thanks

I have a wide screen monitor,how do I get the normal screen.It looks streched.Thanks

Would lock on or bs benifiet from a Ageia PhysX Processor ,and is it worth spending money on.Thanks

They have a new web page and screens up.Looks good!

I was reading the BS info,on the main page,for the 9th time.It says AI aircraft use the same flight dynamic system as player-controlled aircraft.That means all aircraft are flyable.

On one of the fourms,I saw a thread about using this roller ball for aiming the mav.My queston is could I use a roller ball mouse to do the same.If I can how do I set this up. Thanks

Can this game be played on xp,I want to buy it but i saw where it is for mac.

In the game enemy endangered 1 what operating system do need to run it.thanks

When BS is released,where and how do you buy it.Is it a download or can I buy it on cd.I live in the usa. thanks