niels

Hi Pete, I ran into this problem myself, but think I've fixed it more elegantly. If you look at the security properties for FSUIPC.INI and FSUIPC.KEY (which are both in the FSX modules directory) the Users group does not have permissions to modify/write to these files (which prevents any button config changes from being saved, etc). If you grant these permissions you can run FSX as your normal user again. Perhaps the next version of the FSUIPC installer can set these permissions by default? Cheers, Niels

I ran into this problem- the simple answer is that the Saitek X52 has 7 axis. FSUIPC only supports 6. Supporing more than this would require a significant change to FSUIPC. The only way to get it to work is to let FS handle the axis assignment. This still allows you to customize it via FSUIPC. Make sure you check that the sensitivity is set to 100% (it was 0% by default for me which resulted in the axis not doing much). Cheers, Niels