marcushh777
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I helped my Dad update his Rf9.0 to Rf9.5031, complete with registration, and then verified his drivers are up-to-date; well, as up-to-date as they can be for Win7.
I also helped him get the SE5a from Swap Pages (technoid's SE5a) and all the color schemes, plus the electric version AV. All of the import worked fine... but...
When trying to select the aircraft RAF SE5a EA about halfway through the "Creating DDS" message(s) he got unexpected error D3DERR INVALIDCALL in module DXTEXTURE.CPP at line 531 and the entire Rf9.5031 crashed on-the-spot.
Of course this is not a RealFlight error or bug directly, per se, but is a conflict somewhere in DirectX (9), or the drivers for his ATI Radeon HD 4245 graphics processor.
My plan is to have him attempt to update the Radeon driver on his system, and reload DirectX (9) with version DX9c. That normally takes care of this error (but not always, sometimes it means replacing the Radeon graphics card) and I sincerely hope not, because the Radeon graphics processor is embedded on the main system board of his HP notebook computer, and cannot be replaced without trashing the whole thing.
If anyone has any other ideas, or if there are other things we should check, I'm all ears.
Thanks in advance.
marcus


I also helped him get the SE5a from Swap Pages (technoid's SE5a) and all the color schemes, plus the electric version AV. All of the import worked fine... but...
When trying to select the aircraft RAF SE5a EA about halfway through the "Creating DDS" message(s) he got unexpected error D3DERR INVALIDCALL in module DXTEXTURE.CPP at line 531 and the entire Rf9.5031 crashed on-the-spot.
Of course this is not a RealFlight error or bug directly, per se, but is a conflict somewhere in DirectX (9), or the drivers for his ATI Radeon HD 4245 graphics processor.
My plan is to have him attempt to update the Radeon driver on his system, and reload DirectX (9) with version DX9c. That normally takes care of this error (but not always, sometimes it means replacing the Radeon graphics card) and I sincerely hope not, because the Radeon graphics processor is embedded on the main system board of his HP notebook computer, and cannot be replaced without trashing the whole thing.
If anyone has any other ideas, or if there are other things we should check, I'm all ears.
Thanks in advance.
marcus
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