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  1. Hi Pete, Kind of actually am quite sure: the latest GoFlight Interface software downloaded from GoFlight website (GFConfigSetup_2_28_0-2.zip) installs, amongst others, the mentioned GFDev64.dll (currently apparently version 2.2.8.0) into the P3D Modules folder. If i recall correctly (also from previously FSX days) it has been doing so for quite a while already (considering GF updates their software only once every decade or so... ;-) Ok, admit had not taken notice of your mentioned note on page 24 of FSUIPC User Guide - my bad! - yet it explains how i resolved my previously identified issue. Thanks for your great product and continuing efforts without which FS would be (for me at least) a whole different and far less interesting ball-game! Cheers, Stephan
  2. Good evening Pete, In order to (be able to) initialise and control connected GoFlight modules, may it possibly be that the new FSUIPC6 is expecting to find, and be looking for the required 'GFDev64.dll' in the folder where FSUIPC6 is installed (which is out of P3D 'Modules'-folder on my system)? Noticed during my recent flight (with FSUIPC 6.0.3) that none of my GF modules had been initialised by FSUIPC6. Only after copying the file 'GFDev64.dll' from the P3D 'Modules'-folder (where it is installed per default by GoFlight installer) into the FSUIPC6 installation-folder were my GF modules successfully initialised and working normally again (as also confirmed by respective FSUIPC6.log). Just wanted to let you know and give an eventual heads-up for other GoFlight users. Cheers and best regards, Stephan
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