silverdevil

hello, glad you have it sorted. you can see your setting at the top of the DCS.LOG. something like this 2025-03-26 13:17:56.384 WARNING EDCORE (Main): CPU HAS PARKED LOGICAL CORES (this can be source of stuttering and reduced performance especially on hybrid CPUs with P/E-cores) if it does not, you are in like Flynn.

i am couple years from retiring from 40 years of being a sysadmin. when i started we had no network except for a sneakernet. no viruses unless you had a bad floppy disk. so i matured along with the tech around me. i personally do not have any qualms about adding exceptions. i know the false positives are because DCS has to protect their intellectual property from thieves. these DLLs will eventually end up in safe lists. but that takes time.

hey i resemble that remark friend LOL. what is wrong with potato pics?

hello, attach your latest DCS.LOG from \Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Logs OR \Saved Games\DCS\Logs there are probably some clues.

power management has been noted in many posts as a possible solution to stuttering. i have my power plan set to ultimate.

hello this is likely an award for the oddist issue i have seen on these forums. i am not really sure where to even start. are you by chance opening DCS shortcut as admin? maybe a long repair of DCS will help. i doubt there is anything to see in it but can you attach your DCS.LOG?

hello pretty much every AV solutions will want block DCS files. especially after patches before the DCS files make into the safe category. the idea is add exceptions to not scan the DCS folders. do this only if you are comfortable with it. there are two camps fighting it out about this. some say do not and you should not have to add exceptions. and another says do it, why not trust DCS? AV has to ride a thin rail to be either too stringent or too weak.

A-10A will not ever get clickable cockpit. one also cannot purchase A-10C. A-10C II is available as the replacement and has much better capabilities than either of the earlier models.

@Raviar @sleighzy sleighzy's fix is likely the true fix for the issue. you should give sleighzy the solution; while my suggestion was merely a stage in troubleshooting. i still use the launcher on my system. but only to get into the sim. all it does for me is some promotional visuals and delays me getting into the sim. as suggested you can go into that file and revert back to true to test.

hello. thanks for making another topic. i suggest going into DCS folder in Saved Games. Find the options.lua file. open it in Notepad within that file find the line ["launcher"] = true, and change to ["launcher"] = false, see if DCS opens.

hello. it would be best for you to post a new topic. this one is solved.

thats what i thought too. i also sent him a link to info and it was not acknowledged.

sorry. i really have no idea what you mean. in my case, nvidia does nothing to save control bindings. all i can say is by default DCS keeps its own bindings in Saved Games folder in a subfolder called DCS or DCS.openbeta et al. \Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\config\Input

ah i get it. are you talking about DCS controller bindings? or hotkeys and macros in the nvidia app?

hello. odd problem. keybinds are by default, in DCS case, in Saved Games. reading a bit on GFN i found this article. https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/0/3439081454536523436/