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capt. windh · Joined: 15 May 2008 Posts: 3 Location: ESMS

Hi,

the day before yesterday I suffered a CTD with msvcr.dll message.

I read about it and replaced the file in SYS32. (had multiple files and different locations though)

Yesterday I took the same flight (sped it up a bit...) and no problems.. until taxiing towards the gate at ESMS. then.. CTD... g2d.dll

I also read about this and tried to fix the things in BIOS, but I couldn´t find where to make those changes. (video caching to OFF)

Any ideas?

The addons I use is the same I used on my older system, with no CTDs.

The only new thing is a new halo.bmp I made, to tweak the lights a bit.

I also use dual monitors.

My system:

Intel Core 2 Duo (2.66GHz)

XP (SP2)

Direct X 9.0c

GeForce 8800GT

Harddrive: 300Gb

RAM: 2Gb

/Johan

EDIT; The CTD came when taxiing on an addon scenery apt. Should I re-install the scenery.

It´s quite frustrating.. two flights and two CTD... but random it seems..

Help! :roll:

ricktobin · Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 10:07 am Post subject:

Did you replace the msvcr70.dll file located in the main FS9 folder?

Also, try uninstalling the add-on scenery you mentioned and see what affect if any that has. Make sure you remove all files associated with that install except those that are shared components.

capt. windh · Joined: 15 May 2008 Posts: 3 Location: ESMS

Yes I tried that. But then FS9 wouldn´t start. So I put the old one back. I changed the one in WIN32, and it worked.

But that´s not my issue now, but rather this g2d.dll-ctd...

I read that it could have somthing to do with a faulty texture?

I´ve just started to fly on my new system, so I am aware of the tweaking that is needed in the beginning. It´s just a little frustrating, since I didn´t have these issues on my old system... with the ESMS scenery..

I also installed Ground Environment. Should this go to?

I should also add that I almost solely fly PMDG and use Traffic 2005 and Flight Environment.

ricktobin · Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 10:27 am Post subject:

If you know how to get into your systems BIOS, usually by hitting DEL or one of the "F" keys at start-up, you'll find the setting there to disable video caching.

Here is what MS says about that errror:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257401

A list of possible keys used to access your BIOS depending on manufacturer:

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/bios_manufacturer.htm

capt. windh · Joined: 15 May 2008 Posts: 3 Location: ESMS

Thanx.

I do get into BIOS, but I cannot find where these video cache-settings are. They can´t be found!