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  • #16
    HI, listen...
    1: start CMD as admin.
    2.with CD go back to c:\
    3.WITH "CD >YOUR CORRECT WAY TO THE FSX-FOLDER<
    4.when you are there write the regsvr order und it will work.
    it is important that u are in the fsx folder in the CMD-window befor u reg the .dll

    IT WORKS FOR ME....REGARD'S
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    • #17
      Do you have a program called teamviewer?
      Justin Johnson
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      • #18
        Originally posted by XJJohnsonX View Post
        Do you have a program called teamviewer?
        No, BTW I have FSX on a separate drive if that makes any difference.

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        • #19
          YES IT DOES , THET'S WHILE I TOLD U TO GO WITHE cdm FIRST TO YOU FSX FOLDER AND TEAMVIEWER I FAST DOWMLOADED AND INSTALLED IF U NEED HELP
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          • #20
            Come to team speak
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            • #21
              ONE THING MORE....when it still is crashing after the correct reg of the .dll, and it comlains about the .dll , might be , that u have take over the ownership of the uia-dlll inside windows/system and rename her into .bak or something...
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              • #22
                Originally posted by XJJohnsonX View Post
                Do you have a program called teamviewer?
                I found it and installed it.

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                • #23
                  Well I won't be home till 1:00 am CST so jump on teamspeak and ask one of the guys or if I see you on later we can fix this.
                  Justin Johnson
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                  • #24
                    For the jaggies, that is due to antialiasing. Following Kosta's guide you'd be setting that in nVidia inspector. Unfortunately I don't have a nVidia card currently, so my best advice there is to go back to the guide.

                    Of course until you get the DLL issue resolved this is a lower priority.
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                    • #25
                      I got the jaggies fixed but I'm still getting the Faulting module path: C:\Windows\system32\ error.

                      Edit.. I think I got the uiautomationcore.dll fixed as well.. managed to enter the regsvr32 UIAutomationCore.dll
                      into the command.
                      Last edited by jj2414; April 1, 2013, 07:15 PM.

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