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Hi,
I cannot remember this happening until recently.
I press a hot-spot on the screen to display a new window (radio, ATC, GPS or whatever). It comes up just grand.
I press again to close that window and there is a flash in the cockpit, the display of the cockpit appears to jump (not a high jump now, just a mini-jump!), an extra, slightly faint image of the instrument panel itself appears up on the windscreen squashed up, the window in question closes and then all is well.
It is very off-putting! It makes flights very unrealistic.
I have been using a very much modded C172 cockpit and had blamed something that I had done within that aircraft to cause this phenomenon. I lost patience today and re-installed the original MS Beech Baron to test that aircraft, just to find it happens there too. Phew, problem not caused by what I have done to the C172 anyway - relief!
Within the last while, I have upgraded to Win 10, I have a new-ish hand-me-down replacement computer and I have also installed a new-ish hand-me-down replacement video-card.
It may well be one of these changes, or a combination of them, that is giving me grief.
I certainly cannot remember seeing it before the changes - I would not have been able to put up with the effect.
Has anyone seen this before?
I would really appreciate some help in solving this problem.
My current configuration is:
Windows 10 Home (x64) Version 1607 (build 14393.576)
3.40 gigahertz Intel Core i5-3570K
8GB Megabytes Memory
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Video Card, 4GB Memory, Driver 376.33
DELL E190S Monitor
I am using FS9.1.
I also have FSX-SE and it doesn't happen in that sim.
Thanks
Walter
I cannot remember this happening until recently.
I press a hot-spot on the screen to display a new window (radio, ATC, GPS or whatever). It comes up just grand.
I press again to close that window and there is a flash in the cockpit, the display of the cockpit appears to jump (not a high jump now, just a mini-jump!), an extra, slightly faint image of the instrument panel itself appears up on the windscreen squashed up, the window in question closes and then all is well.
It is very off-putting! It makes flights very unrealistic.
I have been using a very much modded C172 cockpit and had blamed something that I had done within that aircraft to cause this phenomenon. I lost patience today and re-installed the original MS Beech Baron to test that aircraft, just to find it happens there too. Phew, problem not caused by what I have done to the C172 anyway - relief!
Within the last while, I have upgraded to Win 10, I have a new-ish hand-me-down replacement computer and I have also installed a new-ish hand-me-down replacement video-card.
It may well be one of these changes, or a combination of them, that is giving me grief.
I certainly cannot remember seeing it before the changes - I would not have been able to put up with the effect.
Has anyone seen this before?
I would really appreciate some help in solving this problem.
My current configuration is:
Windows 10 Home (x64) Version 1607 (build 14393.576)
3.40 gigahertz Intel Core i5-3570K
8GB Megabytes Memory
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Video Card, 4GB Memory, Driver 376.33
DELL E190S Monitor
I am using FS9.1.
I also have FSX-SE and it doesn't happen in that sim.
Thanks
Walter