iniKyle

Great news, glad you got it working!

Hi, Thanks for your feedback. I'll pass this along to the dev team for further consideration. Thanks again!

Hi, As mentioned by Jamir, we don't have much control over this, as this is a Fly X Simulations addon. Your best bet would be to send another email in hopes for a reply. Thanks for your understanding!

Hi Pierre, I believe using any third-party weather software means you’ll need to manually enter the wind information, as the aircraft is no longer pulling it from its usual source. If you’d like to see this feature added, I’d suggest joining the Synaptic Discord, where you can submit the request directly to the developers for consideration. Thanks so much!

Thanks, Rolf! Hopefully the others see your reply and find that it works for them as well!

Hi Florian, I’m very glad to hear you’ve been enjoying the A220! If you’re able to, I’d highly recommend posting this in the Synaptic Discord, where their developers will be able to see your feedback directly and hopefully consider incorporating some of your suggestions into the project. Thanks again!

I don't suggest using add-on linker with 3rd party aircraft. Can you try installing the A220 directly into your community folder? Thanks!

Hi, Are you able to use any of the panel states while loaded in? Thanks

Thanks, I'll continue to look for any solutions on my end. Appreciate your patience!

Hi, Please make sure your Nose Wheel Steering AXIS is set correctly within the sim. Thanks!

Ok thanks, will test this on my end in morning and report back. Thanks again for your patience!

Try clearing the WASM folder. If that also fails, try: Make sure the simulator is completely closed. Locate your Community Folder. Rename your Community Folder to Community1. Relaunch the simulator. This should create a new Community folder. Once you reach the main menu, close the simulator. Move the A220 from Community1 into the newly created Community folder. Launch the simulator again. Let me know if that helps, thanks!

Hi, Which scenery was this for?

^ As I had mentioned above, when you purchase from the Marketplace, it places both 2020 & 2024 versions in your content manager. Glad you were able to get it resolved!

Hi, I've attached a how-to that should help explain further. Thanks!

I’m wondering if your antivirus or ISP may be blocking the connection. We’ve seen this happen before. If possible, I’d suggest trying again in an hour or so, as the issue may resolve itself. Thanks!

Can you try a complete uninstall. Remove from windows add/remove a program. Delete the cache and appdata, then try a fresh install from our website. Thanks!

Hi, Sorry for the late reply, will forward this over to the team for further review. Thanks for your patience!

Should be instant... If you continue to have issues, try a fresh install of the manager. Thanks

Hi, Can you please confirm you have disabled the Marketplace version of the aircraft as well? Both 2020 and 2024 versions. Thanks!

Believe it or not, I’d say this accounts for about 90% of the issues I see on a daily basis, haha. Unfortunately, there isn’t really a reliable way to determine which specific folder is causing the issue. My suggestion would be to add your folders back one by one, or airport by airport, as you continue flying. That should help narrow down the culprit if the issue happens again. Thanks!

Perfect, I was just about to write you back! I had no issues on my end, but as you mentioned, I had already planned a departure and arrival. Glad you got it working!

Hi, I’ll try to replicate this on my end. What scenery were you using at the time? Thanks!

For everyone having issues, please follow these troubleshooting steps: inimanager cache Close iniManager: Make sure iniManager is completely closed. Check your Windows system tray/taskbar to ensure it isn't still running in the background. Open the Run dialog: Press Windows Key + R on your keyboard to open the Run box. Clear Local AppData: Type %localappdata% into the Run box and press Enter. Locate the folder named iniManager and delete it. Clear Roaming AppData: Press Windows Key + R again to open the Run box. Type %appdata% and press Enter. Locate the folder named iniManager and delete it. Relaunch iniManager. It should start fresh and rebuild its configuration files. Let me know if this helps, thanks!

Hi, As another user mentioned, please make sure you iniManager is up to date. Thanks!