He have a vm with Windows Server 2003 std R2 SP2 running fine since long time on. Sep 07 20:12:49: vcpu-0 CoreDump: no dbghelp.dll; no minidump: Espacio de almacenamiento insuficiente para procesar este comando. I had to install a third-party software called vkernel that actually gives you.

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Well, here comes the fun part! If this is an actual CTD Fatal error or crash to desktop, then to troubleshoot it we will need a faulting module. Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Event Viewer, select Custom Views-> Administrative Events. One of the listed events will be for your CTD. The 'Faulting Module' should point to the problem area. Tell us what the Faulting Module is! That will point us in the direction of the proper error, aiding in troubleshooting.

BELOW IS A SAMPLE OF WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE! General Tab: Faulting application name: fsx.exe, version: 10.0.61637.0, time stamp: 0x46fadb14 Faulting module name: This is what we need to know! Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x0000ee3a Faulting process id: 0x748 Faulting application start time: 0x01ce0253dc4b69d4 Faulting application path: R: FSX fsx.exe Faulting module path: R: FSX window.dll Report Id: 9caf77b4-6e50-11e2-8570-3085a99825d1 If there is not one listed: Faulting module name: unknown, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x00000000, you will need to do as previously noted No Faulting Module?

-> Remove all of the add-ons, and test the sim. If it works OK, then reinstall them one at a time and test.

Sarah edelman change your thinking pdf. Be sure to test each thoroughly before moving on to the next. This applies to FSX-MS like the label you chose to start your thread. FSX-SE is different. With a Repair, any default file, including those default aircraft.cfgs with added liveries, that have been modified, tweaked, or otherwise changed, will be returned to default status.

You can make a copy of your existing FSX folder/subfolders before the repair and paste those individual files back in afterwards. If you have SP1, SP2, or Acceleration installed, they must be uninstalled before a repair attempt, and reinstalled, after the repair, or it won't work. Once you have your FSX up and running properly again, back it up, all of it. You may need it again and it's a lot easier than a Repair or Re-Install. Insert disc 1 and choose the 'Repair' option.