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P3D v6 Question

Robert Armstrong

Robert Armstrong

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My sim is located on my D drive. Is this why my AI aircraft editor cannot locate it?
 

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Usually tools use the registry keys to find where the aim is installed (not 100% sure AI Aircraft Editor does that as well). Could it be that registry key is not pointing to the right location?
 
For P3D v6 it is located in CurrentUser\Software\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d v6. There should be an entry AppPath there that specifies the location where P3D is installed.
 
arno said:
For P3D v6 it is located in CurrentUser\Software\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d v6. There should be an entry AppPath there that specifies the location where P3D is installed
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I tried to do a search for CurrentUser\Software\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d v6 but it came up empty. Am I doing it wrong?
 
If you don’t know where the registry is, you probably shouldn’t deal with it. It’s how your operating system keeps track of all the programs on your computer. You can do a Google search to learn more.
 
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