I have the 737-200 installed, no other models.  When I use the ACE to uncheck "flight deck only" my aircraft.cfg then says model=100 and I have to edit the .cfg and change it to model=200 otherwise the aircraft is not available in FSX.

Thanks Mark. Do you also have a model.200 folder with this in the .cfg?

[models]
normal=..\model\x732
interior=..\model\x737_interior

I've been reinstalling the same csp732_1000 file from my hard drive to try fixing a few issues. I think it's time to delete that one and d'load a new one!

Update: downloaded/installed the 737 again, and the installation looked good (model=200 in the .cfg).

Then I ran ACE, deleted the unwanted liveries, saved the remaning liveries as "flight deck only" which correctly saved as

model=

But when I uncheck "flight deck only" for a livery it saves the .cfg with

model=100 

Very strange indeed. ACE must be getting "100" from somwhere, it is not just making it up pn it's own. Could I be missing something during uninstallation?

1. 737-200\uninstal.exe
2. delete registry entry (there is only one folder, correct?)
3. delete saved flights in my documents\fsx
3. delete all cs737 entries in FSX.cfg [trusted] section
4. reboot
5. reinstall

The 732 is my only CS product so I just deleted the main "captain sim" folder in the registry, which contains p732 and x730.

I'm not that concerned with ACE adding 100 instead of 200 in the .cfg, I'm more concerned that it could mean there's something not right with my installation.

bud7h7 wrote on May 4^th, 2012 at 2:24pm:

Well I hope that a complete uninstall/reinstall fixes it for you.

Was the 737-200 installed using administrative rights (if you are using Vista or Windows 7)?

Things that come to mind, for the cause of this problem, are things like the location where FSX is installed IF you use Vista/Win7.

My FSX is a long way from the default location, of C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86), on a separate HDD, my J: drive. That way I avoid any restrictions that Win7 has on the C: drive, and especially Program Files/Program Files (x86), that would affect FSX.

Mark

bud7h7 wrote on May 4^th, 2012 at 6:15pm:
Don't let that fool you! Unless you have UAC switched off (not recommended), it comes in handy to right click on a file and select the "Run as administrator" option, especially if you are having problems. I have a single administrative user account on my computer (Win 7 Professional) and I still need to install things that way occasionally. I always use that option for Captain Sim products to avoid problems (to be on the safe side).

Mark