#Fltplan go fsx has stopped working download#
Sitting at KPDK in the A36 Connection instructions with a link to their download here. Currently using it with my iPad Air 10.2. The new system is Windows 10, and the app simply refuses to launch. Just an FYI that FltPlan Go is still free and works well with FS2020. One bit of trouble I'm having, though, is with the FltPlan Go GPS app. They dont share the same address space and hence dont know or care the bit width of the other party. Interesting task for someone who's run a very stable FSX setup for years, but I'm slowly working through all of the issues and have got most of my add-ons, controllers and utilities working smoothly.
#Fltplan go fsx has stopped working simulator#
Going on a cross-country on a beautiful VFR day? Try flying it in the simulator with your EFB and make note of some important geographical landmarks, or terrain features along your route and build that familiarization. A 32bit app has no issues interacting with a 64bit app when the interaction is achieved via IPC or TCP. The simulator is the perfect place to fake an engine out scenario and practice how you might actually use the EFB to ensure a safe landing. Or, try out the electronic checklist features that many EFBs provide and compare it to using the old paper checklist.Ĭurious about how far your airplane will glide if the engine quits? Some EFBs offer a "glide advisor" feature. LoadedModule 226F:\FSX\Modules\FSUIPC4Loader.dll FriendlyEventNameStopped responding and was closed ConsentKeyAppHangXProcB1 AppNameMicrosoft Flight Simulator AppPathF:\FSX\fsx.exe ReportDescriptionA problem caused this program to stop interacting with Windows. For example, experiment with different ways to quickly modify your route, simulating either an emergency diversion or IFR re-route issued by ATC. By practicing different ways to perform a task, you may discover a more efficient way for you to do certain things. I’m curious if the app shows in the Local Network list. How any of you are getting it to work is a mystery. Unfortunately, FltPlan Go does not prompt so I’m assuming that is what the issue is that they need to correct. For real-world pilots, connecting your EFB to the simulator is a great way to experiment and learn lesser known features. You can see what apps have requested access in Settings > Privacy > Local Network.
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