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FSXA Error comunicating with FSUIPC

Flattermann

Flattermann

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Hi,
I know this is not a new problem but I found no way to solve.
I had to install FSXA on a new PC with Win10. It works but there is the problem with SBuilderX.
I Installed FSUIPC 4.966c (17.April 2017) unregistered. I see this program in the menu Addons.
FSX is installed at C:\FSX
SBuilderX is installed at C:\FSX-Programme\SBuilderX
FSUIPCClient.dll is in the same folder as SBuilderX.exe. In the property of this file I changed the compatibility to Windows 7 and the program is started with administratority rights.
Nevertheless if I try to show my aircraft after starting FSX I get the message 'Error communicating with FSUIPC'
Now I don't know what I can do else?
 
What kind of aircraft do your want to show? An add-on aircraft or a default FSX aircraft?
Does this apply to other aircraft too?
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Do you run an internal firewall that blocks communication between FSUIPC.DLL and other processes / applications on your computer?
Does this error have a more descriptive error-code then just a "error communicating with FSUIPC"?
What type of error-log can be found in your Windows Error Logs?
 
Thank you for answering.
I am using SBuilderX for the last years with Win7 without problems.
Now I use it with my new PC and with the same aircraft as bevor (Cessna 177RG - freeware)
I tried with the default AirCreation, but it is the same.
My firewall is Kaspersky and if I disable this it is the same. Other processes / applications I don't know. It is more or less the same system as at my old PC.
The error message is the known square, which I knew from the old PC if FSX lost communication whilst an compiling process.
The windows Error Logs doesn't show any error log for this case.

Edit: I think I solved the problem. I exstalled the SBuilderX version 314 and installed the previous version 313. And now SBuilderX can communicate with FSUIPC. I hope this was the only problem I found with this program.
 
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Edit: I think I solved the problem. I exstalled the SBuilderX version 314 and installed the previous version 313. And now SBuilderX can communicate with FSUIPC. I hope this was the only problem I found with this program.
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Congratiulations, I hope that is now is solved now too Flatterman.

The error message is the known square, which I knew from the old PC if FSX lost communication whilst an compiling process.
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TIP: Next time, please upload a screenshot of this "known square", since it is not known for everybody ;) by default.
 
Sorry Ronald, I truly thought the error message is wellknown for everybody using SBuilder.
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