BrzI Posted July 12, 2015 Report Posted July 12, 2015 Had this in FSUIPC4.ini : [Programs]RunIf1=CLOSE,E:\Fraps\fraps.exeRunIf2=CLOSE,C:\OpusFSX\FSXSERVER.EXERunIf3=CLOSE,G:\Utilities\FSX Fiber Accelerator\FSX Fiber Accelerator.exeRunIf4=CLOSE,G:\Utilities\AI smooth\AISmooth.exeRunIf5=KILL,E:\ASNext_FSX\ASNext.exe Used to work just fine...Now only one program (AISmooth) starts. All programs start fine on their own when launched manually. Any idea why this stopped working folks ? Error log: 94427 FSUIPC couldn't run: "E:\Fraps\fraps.exe" [Error=740] 94443 FSUIPC couldn't run: "C:\OpusFSX\FSXSERVER.EXE" [Error=740] 94459 FSUIPC couldn't run: "G:\Utilities\FSX Fiber Accelerator\FSX Fiber Accelerator.exe" [Error=740] 94459 Run: "G:\Utilities\AI smooth\AISmooth.exe" 94474 FSUIPC couldn't run: "E:\ASNext_FSX\ASNext.exe" [Error=740] Thanks
aua668 Posted July 12, 2015 Report Posted July 12, 2015 Hi, Use Google or the search. Often the problem was described earlier. http://forum.simflight.com/topic/77530-problems-in-programs-section-of/#entry470886 Rgds Reinhard
Pete Dowson Posted July 22, 2015 Report Posted July 22, 2015 Any idea why this stopped working folks ? Error log: 94427 FSUIPC couldn't run: "E:\Fraps\fraps.exe" [Error=740] 94443 FSUIPC couldn't run: "C:\OpusFSX\FSXSERVER.EXE" [Error=740] 94459 FSUIPC couldn't run: "G:\Utilities\FSX Fiber Accelerator\FSX Fiber Accelerator.exe" [Error=740] 94459 Run: "G:\Utilities\AI smooth\AISmooth.exe" 94474 FSUIPC couldn't run: "E:\ASNext_FSX\ASNext.exe" [Error=740] Why not do as I did and look up Windows error 740? I just Googled it and found: "Create Process Failed code 740 The requested operation requires elevation" In other words you are either running FS in elevated administrator mode ("... as administrator"), or the programs which failed are set to run in that mode. A process at one privilege level cannot create one in a different level. Looks like AISmooth.exe was the only exception. Just set everything to run at the same privilege level. Unless you have allowed FS to install in "Program Files" then there should never be any need to run anything "as administrator", except for Installers, but they usually manage to acquire that level in any case. [EDIT] Ah, I see Reinhard gave the answer more succinctly already! ;-) Pete
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