troysford

Yeah, that's going to get your question answered. What would be the incentive for Customer Support to reply to that kind of post?

Thanks Pete for the outstanding customer support. I have corrected the problem. As you suspected, it was not an FSUIPC problem. I was starting the flight using a PREVIOUSLY SAVED FLIGHT, and all the parameters that I thought I had cleared would re-appear (unknown to me at the time). I started a flight from scratch and reloaded the PMDG aircraft and all is well. Thanks again. TROY

Hello Pete: I recently had a hard disk crash, and had to set up FS9 from scratch. I am running a registered version of FSUIPC and am using several Go-Flight modules, including the GF-TQ6 throttle quadrant, and the PMDG 737NG with all service updates. I am unable to get the flaps to retract to the 0 position (it will not retract farther than the 1 degree detent). If I use the mouse on the actual screen panel, than they will retract, so I can conclude there is some type of conflict between the Go-Flight module and FSUIPC. I have tried calibrating the axis in the Windows GAME CONTROLLERS control panel, and I have tried using the FSUIPC Joysticks option (both processing the axis and not processing the axis). The FLAP DETAILS window shows 9 detents at 4094 increments, but I cannot get them to retract fully. I know there is a way to get them fully retracted since before my hard disk troubles, it was working beautifully. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have perused this forum and have not found any posts with similar problems. Thank you, Troy F.