Heron

Hi John, I guess the problem was discovered. Reading the FSUIPC6 log, I noticed that it was installed in C:\Users\<name>\OneDrive\RecycleBin.65bc.ffs_tmp I know that there is an issue in Windows 10 and sometimes programs are installed in this RecycleBin folder, but I can't remember why. I uninstalled OneDrive (I don't use it in this machine). Moved the FSUIPC6 folder to the correct Prepar3d v5\Addons folder Now, FSUIPC6 is working normally. Thanks for your attention and regards, Heron

Good day, I had to reinstall the P3dv5.4 from scratch because it was running for a long time and full of old stuff. Now, after working for two days, things are starting to work. Then, I installed an addon which needs FSUIPC. So, I installed the version 6.2.0 and kept it unregistered as the addon used to work like that in the past, perfectly. But now, the same addon refuses to work. I checked the Control Panel and confirmed that FSUIPC 6.2.0 is installed. Question 1: How do I know that FSUIPC 6.2.0 is effectively running? Question 2: The P3D Addons Menu does not show any FSUIPC entry. Is that correct? What could went wrong in my installation? Thanks and regards, Heron

Hi, I have FSX on Windows 7-64 and sometime last week, I was surprised by an autopilot disconnection after using the button programmed for elevator trim down. Testing with other aircraft, I found that default aircraft are not affected by this issue, but the PMDG 737, A2A C172 and C182 are. Changing the buttons for others, the same issue continued. Turning on the AP and moving the trim wheel with the mouse, the AP disconnects. I swear that in more than 25 years of MSFS I never saw this behavior. May I ask now, is this behavior normal? As I can remember, I did not change anything referenced to buttons, joysticks or pedals. I was mostly flying the PMDG 777 with FS2Crew successfully. The only new fact was the purchase of Alabeo Saratoga + Flight1 GTN750. I use FSUIPC 4 commercial for all my buttons associations. Thanks for your attention Heron

Gentlemen, The culprit is Ezca. Try disabling it (3) and see that the mouse cursor stays in place. Enabling Ezca again (3), the view is centered. What I can contribute is that, in my last FSX installation, the mouseview feature worked like a charm, and in my brand new one things are hard to tune, as this irritating mouse behavior. I'll turn on my former computer and see if I fcan ind out what is configured there. Regards, Heron