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  1. Having tried to delete all traces of simconnect even if the registry, nothing changed.... so I decided to reinstall win7 formating my drive first from the windosw installer..... and I'll never instal the bloddy SDK again trying to sync 2 networked PC !!! I'll stay with Aivlasoft only on my remote computer, not ASN...
  2. Hi, A few days back, I had screwed my FSX trying to install simconnect on a remote computer and installing the SDK SP1 and 2 on the computer where FSX is installed..... since I had issued syncing both computer I followed a wrong advise and deleted all the simconnect files in the Winsxs folder... after that, neither Fsuipc and Ezdok would work because of a simconnect issue. Then I totally removed FSX from my computer, deleted all the FSX files from the computer and reinstalled FSX SP1+SP2...... now trying to install Fsuipc, it says : fsuipc your fsx installation is incorrect. The version of Simconnect installed will not run fsuipc Then I figured out that before uninstalling FSX, I had recopied a couple of Simconnect folders in the Winsxs folder..... so I went back to this folder, deleted all the simconnect files, uninstalled the FSX SP2 and reinstall it.... then I could see I had 2 new files in the winsxs folders so the simconnect reinstall from the SP2 went fine...... BUT after rebooting the computer and trying to reinstall Fsuipc (latest 4927a) I had the same message again ("fsuipc your fsx installation is incorrect. The version of Simconnect installed will not run fsuipc")..... I may be still traces of the old SDK installation ..... or not..... please help me :-( Thank you Greg
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