Hi again Radarman,ya, I found the crack folder in disk #2.In the game I was press ALT and in Help section in choose about.In there was written Flight Simualtor X DELUXE.Version: 10,.....(I think)But In product no i didn't saw any thing?! ?
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Again hi,My first fly after 30 min was shut down.But when I copy these files i didn't get this.Whats your mean that this mabbe solve many problems?(Note: when I cracked in the help menu> about flightsim... in Product ID i did'nt seen anything)
I had to use a crack last night on my PAID FOR copy. I activated a couple of weeks ago right after I got the game and everything worked fine until last night. Then I goto play and it tells me my product is no longer activated or there is a problem with my activation. I then did some research and found something that would allow me to re register by editing my registry. Well, my registry was already correct.. so I found a crack and everything works fine.
This is stupid, I had to crack one because the idiots at Game didnt give me a CD key and would not refund it with the stupid seal thing broken, how are you ment to find out the CDKey without opening the DVD box??
Well, I can run FSX without the CD.....and no crack. Well, I also have bought it too. However, before installing the simulator, it verifies that it isn't a jacked copy....that is why before the Sim let you run it, requires that it needs to be activated through the Microsoft website.
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suit yourself it works great!!! just tested i have made a file available for download, if you wanna try it i have also included the sp1 files as they are now on your system just in case, you cant go wrong trust me, i just tried it over and over again, im afraid you won't be seeing a crack for a while, so you might as well try this, or call microcrap(if you have a legit copy that is)
I AM FUMING!!! I bought this game on its first day out! It has worked since about 6 months ago when the update came out, now it wont activate, load, uninstall or anything! That crack posted below is the only thing that has got it working!!!
hello fellow flight sim x pilots i just recently found out that after the 6th install and activation the key no longer works does anybody know of a crack or something that works for the game miss playing it badly the new flight is cool and all but you have to purchase each and every plane that game has which i view as very stupid
Okay then, so, step 1 : Insert 2nd CD, open it, go to crack.Step 2 : You will see crack.rar, i.e., the books built/kept above one another, then, right click on it, then click "Extract Here".If its not extracting, then, simply double click to open it, and, select and copy all the ".dll" files.Step 3 : Go to FSX in the Desktop, right click on it, select"Open File Location".
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In 2012, Boeing Defense, Space & Security was selected to integrate the Joint Direct Attack Munition and Small Diameter Bomb to the Super Tucano.[15] In 2013, Embraer Defense and Security disclosed that its subsidiary, OrbiSat, was developing a new radar for the Super Tucano.[16] A Colombian general disclosed that the side-looking airborne radar will be able to locate ground targets smaller than a car with digital precision.[17][further explanation needed]
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In February 2011, Dominican Republic Air Force Chief of Operations Col. Hilton Cabral stated: "since the introduction of the Super Tucano aircraft and ground-based radars, illicit air tracks into the Dominican Republic had dropped by over 80 percent."[66] In August 2011, the Dominican Air Force said that since taking delivery of the Super Tucanos in 2009, it has driven away drug flights to the point that they no longer enter the country's airspace.[67] In May 2012, the Dominican president Leonel Fernández gave a cooperative order for the armed forces to support a fleet of Super Tucanos for the antidrug fight on Haiti.[68]
In August 2011, the Guatemalan Air Force requested credit approval of $166 million to buy six EMB-314s, control centers, radar, and equipment, in the context of a programme named "C4I".[123] In September 2012, the president of Guatemala stated that Super Tucanos would arrive within a year and half.[124] In the following month, the Guatemalan Congress approved a loan for the C4I programme, including the purchase of six Embraer A-29 Super Tucanos, to be granted by Brazilian and Spanish banks (BNDES and BBVA).[125] The deal was finalized in April 2013.[126] The first two aircraft were expected to arrive in April 2014, followed by two units in 2015 and two more in 2016.[127] However, the president of Guatemala cancelled the order in November 2013.[128] In January 2015, the Guatemalan defence minister disclosed that his country was looking at purchasing two aircraft from Embraer.[129]
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