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CTDs are not caused by GSX

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virtuali:

--- Quote from: BigMike on March 10, 2025, 05:52:23 pm ---In which case, does anyone know what the remedy is or anyone know who I can reach out to for this issue (Navigraph, Microsoft/Asobo?)?
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If you use Navigraph Navdata, the first thing to try is to disable that one, instead of GSX, and see if it makes any difference.

BigMike:
Tried exactly that as per your recommendation. Loaded up my sim, once with the fenix and once with the ini A330, in both cases CTDs after a couple of minutes. After unlinking GSX, all worked fine again. I must be doing something wrong.

virtuali:

--- Quote from: BigMike on March 10, 2025, 11:26:00 pm ---Tried exactly that as per your recommendation. Loaded up my sim, once with the fenix and once with the ini A330, in both cases CTDs after a couple of minutes. After unlinking GSX, all worked fine again. I must be doing something wrong.
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Your log clearly shows MSFS crashed before GSX, and GSX even recognized it crashed. I'll repeat it again: crashes are NOT caused by GSX, the real cause of bad Navdata and, as I've said in my previous message, it doesn't *necessarily* be Navigraph, it happen even with the default data.

If you look the MSFS official forum, some users reported a crash near Paris, but while some users *think* it was fixed by uninstalling GSX, others have confirmed they still get it with NO GSX installed so, because the problem is the data, not GSX.

GSX might just make the problem more apparent, because it must query the Navdata to work.

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