Tim Hsin Posted March 18, 2018 Report Share Posted March 18, 2018 Hi ,Pete I'm running FSX on an iMac 2017 4kRetina under Bootcamp (Windows 10 64bit) with AMD Readon Pro 560 Graphics card. I am beening through a problem that when I try to use the drowdown list to change some setting,(ex RAAS,FSUIPC,Sound etc.) I will get invisible panel or A/C or brake display. That only happen on my PMDG products and the default A/C are running fine. If it's not in full screen mode or I click preview DX10 ,the issue will not occur. this problem shows after I installed FSUIPC 4.972(now already update to 4.974 but still the same) My installation sequence is FSX>SP1>SP2>PMDG 777 BASE> 777-300 expansions> PMDG 747 V3>REX 4 - Texture Direct with Soft Cloudsd >Every FTX Global range products>Active Sky 2016 >FSUIPC before installed FSUPIC I can use drowdown list and change setting no problem. I am not sure the issue is caused by FSUIPC but it appear after installed. Thank you very much! PS: My install log and FSX.cfg as attached. FSUIPC4 Install.log FSX.cfg.tmp Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted March 18, 2018 Report Share Posted March 18, 2018 7 hours ago, Tim Hsin said: That only happen on my PMDG products and the default A/C are running fine. I think you need to check in the PMDG support forum then. 7 hours ago, Tim Hsin said: when I try to use the drowdown list to change some setting,(ex RAAS,FSUIPC,Sound etc.) I will get invisible panel or A/C or brake display. FSUIPC is not at all involved in menu dropdowns. That is entirely a matter between FSX and the video drivers. And how do you know about those displays if they are invisible? 7 hours ago, Tim Hsin said: If it's not in full screen mode or I click preview DX10 ,the issue will not occur. Aha! That certainly points to video drivers then. Try changing them. BTW you posted a support request in a reference subforum. Please always look that you are in the right place before posting to a forum. I've moved it for oyu or it would not have been seen for quite a while. Pete Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tim Hsin Posted March 24, 2018 Author Report Share Posted March 24, 2018 Oh,I'm sorry about that Thank you,Pete! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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