noobsbane283

Thanks Rudel, sorry that was something I've already tried also, both adding exclusions and completely disabling firewalls. I have over 25% free SSD space (1tb NVME) and my page file set to 16gb.

dcs.log Log attached, DCS will not launch to the main menu, becoming unresponsive either with a black screen after splash, or at a seemingly random load percentage. Ranging from 10% to 67%. Log is almost always identical each time, ending either like above, or at "INFO EDCORE: (dDispatcher)enterToState_:1" Originally had the same issue with an existing up-to-date installation after not playing in a couple of months, over the last couple days I've been troubleshooting from other user's experiences in this forum. I've tried: Running as admin Forcing VR off and on Running direct from DCS.exe Firmware updates Driver updates (RTX 3070 up to date) Repair Forcing fullscreen both off and on, and matching resolution in Options.lua Deleting various elements of the Saved Games folder, including the whole thing, and ultimately a full clean re-install of DCS. Rolling back to earlier version I have VR and have attempted launch in both VR and non-VR, the latter with and without TrackIR running. Starting to run out of ideas! Please help!

Frusheen it wasn't immediately after Hoover, it was more in the next couple of minutes that followed, as you fly through the canyon and break over the ridge, but the problem remained after that section.

I too had the same experience in the Vegas Tour mission. I also encountered what my pilot brain told me was severe down-draughts shortly after over-flying Hoover, but what my gamer brain told me was some kind of input bug, a phenomenon that felt connected with the weird flare later on in the flight. I needed a massive amount of elevator trim to keep the nose level after Hoover and clearing the mountains didn't alleviate the need for that trim so some kind of 2.0 airflow realism didn't seem to be the cause.

Disregard I can see you're having issues getting 01 to be the active from your other post.