GoNavy
Posts: 303
Joined: 1/3/2002 From: Rib Lake,
WI, USA Status: offline
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It does not go to desktop. It skips the "reflex" title page, goes directly to the starting field shot, and displays the "no interface detected" warning. Selecting "retry" in that box does nothing. Closing the program and opening it again does nothing. The only means to get it to start requires you remove the slimstick from the usb port, reinsert and try again. Most often it just gives you the "no interface detected" warning again and the cycle repeats until, wonder of wonders, it decides to start. Sometimes, after removing and reconnecting the slimstick, you get a "usb device not recognized" message, and you can't run the program then. Once again you remove then reinsert the slimstick and hope for the best. You must always close the program before reinserting the slimstick. I'm not sure what you mean by redo the transmitter setup. (When it eventually runs, the program functions as it should. There is no need to recalibrate, indeed, who would want that hassle everytime?) Let's say I had the program running. I go to end the program. It reminds me to turn off the transmitter. I do that. If I do not shut off the cpu, I can reopen the program and it will run. If I reboot the cpu, or just turn it off until the next time I use it, I will have to go thru the same fandango of "no interface" or "USB device not recognized" over and over until I get lucky and it runs. Changing usb ports does not seem to make it more reliable. Oh, the slimstick sent recently was labled on the invoice to have been checked and found to be good. No, I haven't tried a second cpu. This is a top quality brand new machine and the only program with issues is Reflex. P.S. On the lighter side, have you experienced the "automated jumping crash"? If you land short of the runway in Nevada, with a little roughness, a second or two after the plane comes to rest it springs wildly back up into the air, repeatedly, for a good 15 or 20 seconds; It's a stich.
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