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Hello Thomas Thanks for your swift reply. I did unzip the file. I have now solved the problem. It was my Norton Antivirus software that was putting the executable file into quarantine. I restored this file and FSUIPC5 has now installed. Thanks again. Regards Kevin

Moved to Main Forum. Please ask questions related to FSUIPC always in Main Forum! Hello I hope someone can help. I have just purchased FSUIPC5 for Prepar3d V4 on a newly built pc. This PC is a very high specification with Windows 10. I have installed Prepar3d V4 (VERSION 4.2.21.24048). I have tried to run the FSUIPC5 installer executable file (with and without administrator) and the following message is returned: "the app will not run on your pc" I have run P3D twice (but not completed a flight). Thought I would use FSUIPC to set up hardware first. I have run FSUIPC4 on my old pc for many years. Advice would be welcome. Thanks Regards Kevin

Hi Thomas Thank you for your reply. I now better understand how the Calibration works. After I posted the comment I progressed with FSUIPC to assign the throttle axes and it seems to be working using the PMDG 737. in view of your advice I will now move all calibration assignments to same system, probably FSUIPC as It will offer me more options. Regards Kevin

Moved to Main Forum, please use for questions related to FSUIPC the main forum otherwise it might not be seen ... Hello I would be grateful for your help. I am just beginning to set up a motorised 737 throttle unit with fsx. When I move the LHS throttle lever on the hardware it shows as X axis and the RHS throttle lever shows as Y axis. However, these two axes are already in use with my CH Yoke for the elevator and ailerons. I was hoping to leave my yoke calibrated as it is and assign my motorised throttle, throttle levers to alternative axes such as S or T? At the moment I cannot see the way forward, I have tried using FS and FSUIPC4. At the moment I have two devices which deliver the same axis reading. Is it possible to change the axis assigned to the hardware to enable me to move the throttle to axes S and T? Regards Kevin