Martinlest

This is with all a/c I see, not just the Level-D after all... my mistake. If I temporarily move all the FSUIPC files out of the FS9/Modules folder, the problem is resolved, so it is clearly an issue with the way FSUIPC is set up (I wonder therefore why all was OK till yesterday: I made no changes myself to FSUIPC). I do not need to have FSUIPC acting on my joystick at all - I am happy with the way it works with my Saitek profile, but I can't see how to disable this function - nothing I have tried works. Hope you can advise, as I can't really fly properly at the moment, with spoilers and reversers deploying whenever I move the throttle. Thanks again.

Hi, I haven't flown the Level-D 767 for a few months (this is FS9, BTW) and I now find that when I am ready to taxi and increase throttle, the spoilers immediately come up and the reversers open... This is undoubtedly something to do with the interaction between my Saitek X52 and my (registered version of) FSUIPC. If I increase power by using F3 or F4 on the keyboard, there is no problem - but as soon as I touch the throttles on the X52 the speedbrakes immediately go up... I am reasonably OK with the Saitek setup but am not too familiar with the FSUIPC interface, I'm afraid! I do not have this problem with any other aircraft, just the Level-D 767, so I am wary of tampering in areas I don't understand too well (FSUIPC!) and messing up things for other aircraft. Could you kindly help me to sort this out, I am pretty sure that the problem must be due to the way I have FSUIPC set up and the way it interacts with the Level-D software. No luck Googling... Thanks a lot, Martin

... try placing your VBS file in the FS9 folder and executing it there Good idea - that works! :razz:

Thanks for the reply. (".. from the Recycle Bin", because I had deleted the files before running makerunways.exe again). The vbs file works by accessing the makerwys.exe file itself, not a shortcut. Of course the exe file is in the main FS9 folder, in which there is no FSX data! Very odd. I might ask on a scripting forum.. it's no big deal that it doesn't work, I can run the exe directly rather than through the batch script (which would be 'neater', but no matter): it's more the fact that it does this strange thing, and why, that intrigues me. I have updated the exe file, Thanks again, Martin

Salvaging the file from the recycle bin, it simply says this (curiouser and curiouser!): Make Runways File: Version 4.60 by Pete Dowson Reading FSX updated SCENERY.CFG ... CFG file being used is: "D:\FS9\scenery.cfg" FSX??? Nothing has mixed these files up before. They are on separate partitions and the vbs file doesn't mention FSX... You said "It determines this by firstly identifying the version of FSn/ESP/P3D from the relevant EXE in the current folder, so determining the correct path to the Scenery.cfg folder". So what would that imply? Which is the 'current folder'? Where Makerwys.exe is (that's my main FS9 folder)? Hope you have a good Christmas Pete. Maybe get back to this after the 'festive saeson'! Martin

EDIT: Ooops, am I posting this in the wrong forum? Sorry!! Hi. For reasons I won't bore you with, I am trying to run the (very neat!!) makerunways programme as part of a batch script (part of automating a database process). It is activated by this vbs script: ------------------------------------ intAnswer = _ Msgbox(" Do you want to run MakeRunways?", _ vbYesNo, " ") If intAnswer = vbYes Then WScript.Sleep 2000 Dim objShell Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" ) objShell.Run("""D:\FS9\MakeRwys.exe""") Set objShell = Nothing Else End If ------------------------------------ This starts the programme up just fine, but for some strange reason, it stops (not hangs - says it is finished) after locating only 46 runways in my entire setup! If I run it from the file itself the programme finds 30000, or whatever. Why would the programme, once successfully started, show these differences, depending on whether I start it directly, or via a script? Thanks, Martin

Pete, I have installed the latest FSUIPC.dll file, which you say will cure the problem. If I do get further difficulties, I will stop FSHotSFX loading at FS9 startup. It is, all in all, a pain of a programme - not least because it keeps switching off the NAV1 radio during ILS approach. It does, however, improve the noise of AI aircraft by several hundred percent (they now sound very impressive indeed) and I would be very sad to lose it. (I've rigged up a script file which disables the programme at the click of a mouse, allowing me to do proper ILS landings). I'll post back here if problems continue, in spite of the above. Sounds as if things should be OK though. Thanks again for your help Peter, Martin

Dear Pete, Thanks for the reply: I went abroad just after your post and have only just returned. Hence the long delay in my getting back here with an answer. I will study what you say carefully and reply as necessary as soon as I can. Thanks again, Martin

The one time I had the error message, since I last posted, I went to the FSUIPC folder, only to find that there was no log file there at all. I had enabled IPC read & write logging. Odd?? So I created a blank log file, which now has entries. Since then I haven't had any FSUIPC error messages.. I am going abroad for some months next week, so if I don't get any problem before then, it will be next Spring before I post back. I will do so though, if I get any future problems along these lines, Thanks, Martin

I changed the panel by the way - I am now using the defauly B737-400 panel; still get the same message... M.

I have the latest version of AS6, and installed FSUIPC 3.7.0.9 but I still get the problem - intermittently. I have loaded up the same flight several times this afternoon to troubleshoot some other problem, and the last time I loaded it I got the 'not accredited' message. I'll have a look to see if there is anything on AS6 forums, but if I don't find a solution, I'll enable full logging in FSUIPC and send you a zipped copy, as you suggest. Thank you, M.

Hello Peter. I wonder if you could kindly help me with a small problem. Every now and again (about 20% of the time I start up FS9, I get an FSUIPC error window telling me that a programme I am using is not accredited for use with an unregistered copy of FSUIPC. The next few times I use FS9, I probably don't get the message, so I am a bit confused. The log file (near the end - 43500) seems to indicate ActiveSky as the culprit (?) but I've had that installed for several months with no problems until now. Does AS6 need a key for FSUIPC? Also, 737NG.air looks to be a problem (this is from Jon Murchison's 737NG_AIS AI collection, nothing to do with PMDG) - but again, I don't see anything about a need for a key for this air file anywhere. The log file is below. Many thanks in advance Peter, Martin ------- ********* FSUIPC, Version 3.70 by Pete Dowson ********* Running inside FS2004 (FS9.1 CONTROLS.DLL, FS9.1 WEATHER.DLL) User Name="" User Addr="" FSUIPC not user registered WIDEFS not user registered, or expired Module base=61000000 ClassOptions: UIPCMAIN=FF7F, FS98MAIN=FF7F, FS2KMAIN=FF5E WeatherOptions(Orig)=0000B027[0000B027] InitDelay: 0 seconds WeatherReadInterval=4 LogOptions=00000001 DebugStatus=0 13641 System time = 11:26:21 13641 \\MARTIN-DELL\FS2004 (G)\Flight Simulator 2004\ 13657 G:\Program Files\FSHotSFX\FSHotSfx.exe MINIZ 13985 Client Application: "ASv6" (Id=2712) 13985 G:\Flight Simulator 2004\Modules\ASv6\ASv6.exe 13985 Product="ActiveSky 6" 13985 Company="HiFi Simulation Software" 14063 System time = 11:26:21, FS2004 time = 12:00:00 (00:00Z) 34313 C:\DOCUME~1\Martin\MYDOCU~1\FLIGHT~1\-ENROU~1.flt 34391 AIRCRAFT\b737_700_800_900-NG_AIS\737NG.air 41703 Illegal write attempt: offset C800, size 1024 [P2712] 41703Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 41750 Client Application: "FSHotSfx" (Id=3264) 41750 G:\Program Files\FSHotSFX\FSHotSfx.exe 41750 Product="FSHotSFX" 41750 Company="FSHotSeat.com" 41860 Module [M1] identified = "ActiveRadar.dll" 41860 Module [M1] "ActiveRadar.dll" access registration is okay 42047 Program [3264] "FSHotSfx" access registration is okay 43500 Client Application: "ASv6" (Id=2712) 43500 G:\Flight Simulator 2004\Modules\ASv6\ASv6.exe 43500 Product="ActiveSky 6" 43500 Company="HiFi Simulation Software" 43500 Illegal write attempt: offset C800, size 1024 [P2712] 43500Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 48078 ### IPC Message processed in 6390mSecs ### 57563 Program [2712] "ASv6" access registration is okay 73172 Advanced Weather Interface Enabled 73172 Traffic File #17 = "scenery\world\scenery\traffic" 74782 WeatherOptions set, now 0000B12F (timer=247) 91078 System time = 11:27:38, FS2004 time = 12:03:19 (02:33Z) 91078 *** FSUIPC log file being closed Memory managed: 56 Allocs, 4723 Freed ********* FSUIPC Log file closed ****

.... all of which means, I should have made clear, I will happily continue with 3.7 of course. The notice re. reverser problems on their website is probably old and hasn't been changed (?). They certainly ignore their support forum almost completely ...

Hi Peter. No, I use an unregistered version (as I haven't really wanted most of the functions that the registered version makes possible). Rest assured I wouldn't use a pirated key!! A good number of us are still honest! :-) FSHotSFX still say that versions of FSUPIC over 3.40 cause problems with the the reverser engine noises. On the other hand, although I like the programme for the great AI traffic sounds (a HUGE improvement over the default), the support for the product seems almost non-existent as far as I can see.. Here is the URL to the page mentioning FSUIPC, if you didn't see it - right at the top under 'current issues: http://www.fshotseat.com/ Thanks, Martin

I have bought FSHotSFX, mainly for the improved AI traffic sounds. It seems that they are having troubles with the software, in that reverser sounds will not work with anything above FSUIPC 3.40. Until they fix this issue, is it possible for me to download a copy of v3.40 from somewhere? Thanks

Yes, I tried it of course, but it is part of an airport scenery I have installed and there is no documentation at all, even on a Google search, as to what this module actually does; I have no idea therefore what I am supposed to be looking for. I thought perhaps if it was not registered, it wouldn't be doing anything at all -, but I guess you are right in that it is automatically registered with FSUIPC on installation. M.

Peter, Hi. The SDK document for Actigate.dll says that there is an FSUIPC freeware key for the module, but a search hasn't shown anything on this site. Is a key necessary? If so, could you kindly tell me what it is? The SDK page is at, BTW: http://www.scenerydesign.org/wiki/doku.tigate_sdk Many thanks, Martin

I see Pete is on holiday ('bon voyage' - and (more to the point), bon retour, Pete!). I am sure someone else will be able to answer my question however. I have always managed well with the generous unregistered version of FSUIPC, but from posts to various FS forums it seems that the registered version may be able to help me tweak my (already massively tweaked) setup in a way that I otherwise cannot. My 'gripe' is with the visibility settings: I find that when flying at medium to high altitudes (i.e. over 15,000'), which if you are in a 747, you are bound to be doing, the available settings for visibility in the advanced weather options are all but useless. At 'unlimited', everything is crystal clear, even at 40,000', which to my eyes looks pretty awful (especially with FScene ground textures making things brighter than the default in any case). However, at '50 miles', the next step down, there is so much haze that I might as well have not bothered investing in FScene, (or FSGenesis and all the rest), 'cos you don't then see much worth seeing. I am told that the registered version of FSUIPC would enable me to fix this. I have the manual, but cannot quite see how this would work in practice. Could someone very kindly enlighten me? Many thanks, Martin

Thank you - will do, Martin

Hello Pete. Thanks for the reply (and, along with thousands of other votes of thanks, for FSUIPC, of course! Great programme - even in the unregistered version!). I have AISmooth v. 1.12. The log file is pasted below. Thanks again, Martin ------------------------- ********* FSUIPC, Version 3.52 by Pete Dowson ********* Running inside FS2004 (FS9.1 CONTROLS.DLL, FS9.1 WEATHER.DLL) User Name="" User Addr="" FSUIPC not user registered WIDEFS not user registered, or expired Module base=61000000 ClassOptions: UIPCMAIN=FF7F, FS98MAIN=FF7F, FS2KMAIN=FF5E WeatherOptions(Orig)=0000B027[0000B027] InitDelay: 0 seconds WeatherReadInterval=4 LogOptions=0000000D DebugStatus=0 15000 System time = 21:32:09 15016 \\MARTIN-DELL\FS2004 (G)\Flight Simulator 2004\ 15016 System time = 21:32:09, FS2004 time = 12:00:00 (00:00Z) 33734 D:\FLIGHT~1\LUTONT~2.flt 33891 AIRCRAFT\b737_400\Boeing737-400.air 34000 Aircraft="Boeing 737-400 Paint5" 40031 Client Application: "AISmooth" (Id=2420) 40031 G:\Program Files\AISmooth\AISmooth.exe 40031 Product="FS AI Approach Traffic Manager" 40031 Company="SG-Flightware" 40031 READ0 [P2420] 3304, 4 bytes: 00 00 20 35 40031 READ0 [P2420] 3308, 4 bytes: 07 00 DE FA 40031 WRITE0 [P2420] (failed, read-only!) 330A, 2 bytes: EC 03 40578 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 40578Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 40656 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 40656 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 40734 Module [M1] identified = "PMDGOptions.DLL" 40734 READ0 [M1] 3304, 4 bytes: 00 00 20 35 40734 READ0 [M1] 3308, 4 bytes: 07 00 DE FA 40734 WRITE0 [M1] (failed, read-only!) 330A, 2 bytes: 01 00 40734 WRITE0 [M1] 8001, 28 bytes: 43 4A 4D 34 4B 42 4E 4E 31 52 4C 51 50 4D 44 47 40734 4F 70 74 69 6F 6E 73 2E 44 4C 4C 00 40734 Module [M1] "PMDGOptions.DLL" access registration is okay 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 41656Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 41656 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 41656 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 41656 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 42234 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 42234 Illegal read attempt: offset 3322, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 42656 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 42656 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 43656 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 43656 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 44656 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 44656 Illegal 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47672 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 47672 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 47969 ### IPC Message processed in 7391mSecs ### 48938 Advanced Weather Interface Enabled 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 56516 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 56516 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 67016 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 67016 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 3364, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0264, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D2, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D4, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 04D6, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 337E, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0238, size 3 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0560, size 8 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0568, size 8 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0574, size 4 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0580, size 4 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 02A0, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0020, size 4 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 0366, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 05DC, size 2 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset 02BC, size 4 [P2420] 68016 Illegal write attempt: offset F068, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal write attempt: offset E06B, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset F004, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset F002, size 1 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset F000, size 128 [P2420] 68016 Illegal read attempt: offset E000, size 128 [P2420] 68656 System time = 21:33:02, FS2004 time = 11:33:42 (11:33Z) 68656 *** FSUIPC log file being closed Memory managed: 51 Allocs, 59 Freed ********* FSUIPC Log file closed ****

Hi. I wonder if someone could please help me sort out a small problem? About 50% of the time I start up FS9 (why not every time?), I get a message box pop up saying that a programme I am using is not accredited to be used with an unregistered version FSUIPC. I cannot tell from the log what this might be - the AISmooth I have states that it runs fine with the unregistered FSUIPC, if that is the programme responsible for the messages (it seems to work OK, even so). What are 22890 & 24484? The FSUIPC log is as below. Can anyone say where the problem might be and how to stop the error coming up? Thanks! Martin ********* FSUIPC, Version 3.52 by Pete Dowson ********* Running inside FS2004 (FS9.1 CONTROLS.DLL, FS9.1 WEATHER.DLL) User Name="" User Addr="" FSUIPC not user registered WIDEFS not user registered, or expired Module base=61000000 ClassOptions: UIPCMAIN=FF7F, FS98MAIN=FF7F, FS2KMAIN=FF5E WeatherOptions(Orig)=0000B027[0000B027] InitDelay: 0 seconds WeatherReadInterval=4 LogOptions=00000001 DebugStatus=0 4219 System time = 16:56:52 4219 \\MARTIN-DELL\FS2004 (G)\Flight Simulator 2004\ 4219 System time = 16:56:52, FS2004 time = 12:00:00 (00:00Z) 11906 FLIGHTS\OTHER\FLTSIM.flt 12515 AIRCRAFT\b747_400\Boeing747-400.air 12625 Aircraft="British Airways B747-400" 20187 Client Application: "AISmooth" (Id=3608) 20187 G:\Program Files\AISmooth\AISmooth.exe 20187 Product="FS AI Approach Traffic Manager" 20187 Company="SG-Flightware" 22890 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P3608] 22890Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 23531 Module [M1] identified = "PMDGOptions.DLL" 23531 Module [M1] "PMDGOptions.DLL" access registration is okay 23640 Advanced Weather Interface Enabled 24484 Illegal read attempt: offset 3365, size 1 [P3608] 24484Program or module not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 32687 ### IPC Message processed in 9797mSecs ###