

Download the latest version of the "Installer" file from Laminar Research.Ĥ. There should be no remnants anywhere on your laptop to avoid any intermixing of copies.ģ. Why you have 2 copies you haven't indicated. Delete all versions of X-Plane on your laptop. As you have added 3rd party add-on plugins copy this whole directory with subdirectories onto a suitable sized USB stick for re-installation at a later stage.Ģ. If you purposely want X-Plane on your "D" drive then your installation should be "D:\X-Plane 11|." and not as shown in the log.txt file.įrom previous postings in this forum, "jroberts" a Laminar Research staffer has quite often stated that X-Plane should not be installed as a sub,directory of a higher ranked directory as problems may occur. Alternatively, as I have done, you can install XP onto a dedicated drive as a standalone directory but not not as a sub directory. The recommended installation is as detailed in the manual which can be found at under the heading of DVD Installation. My reading tells me you have an extra drive designated "D" where X-Plane is a sub directory under a directory called "Programs" I don't know the structure of your laptop and how many drives you have. X-Plane does not install on any PC or laptop like any other shoot-em-up games or flight simulation packages where they install all over or throughout your operating system files. It has to be totally installed in its own directory or on the desktop. It tells me a few things about your installation. You attach the file as advised in the following link found at On the basis that I may have missed something you should attach your log.txt file rather than an image of part of the file as it is not readable in its current form. On the reverse side unless you are connected to the internet at all times you run the risk of being locked out permanently. If you are not connected to the internet when the check is performed it will issue the message you get resulting in activation of your copy of X-Plane for further use. What then occurs is the software performs a non-announced and non-regular silent background check to ascertain that you are running a legal copy of X-Plane while you are running X-Plane for your own use. To run the digital version of X-Plane you have to be connected to the internet at all times and have entered your product code when asked to do so at the initial installation.


I am not from Laminar Research, just a flight simmer from downunder.
