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aifp3 not detecting my fsx.

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hello guys. today i have downloaded aifp3 from stuffs4fs. when ever i click on aifp3, a window opens and says fsx not found . i have also uploaded a screenshot of the problem. please help...
 

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Aswin, the message (which, incidentally, doesn't say "fsx" but, rather "Flight Simulator or Prepar 3D") means exactly what it says. You must have at least one properly-installed version of Microsoft Flight Simulator or Lockheed Martin Prepar3D installed on your system to use AIFP.

Don
 
Hi,

If you do have FS installed, try fixing the Registry using the Flight1 Registry Fix program. It's free from their downloads page.
 
aswin, in my first response above, you'll note I said installed properly. By that I meant that Flightsim has been installed in the usual way, resulting in the associated registry items being set. If Flightsim has not been properly installed, some required registry items may be missing. Of course, it's also possible those entries in your system registry have somehow become corrupted.

AIFP looks in the registry to discover what is installed where. If the registry items aren't properly set, then AIFP has no way of knowing what versions of FlightSIm are installed.

As Tom has said twice, now, you could try fixing your system registry. Alternately, uninstall and re-install FlightSIm.

Don
 
Have you set the path to were your flight sim is installed
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That's the purpose of the registry entry which seems to be missing. It's not something one usually does manually.

Don
 
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