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Double click it to open it, and then paste the path to your simulator that you copied earlier.

Find the simulator folder in the registry looking at the image below (making the appropriate adjustments for the version - v3 instead of v2 - as required).

Next, open RegEdit by opening the Start Menu, typing "RegEdit" (no quotes), and hitting enter. Copy the path seen at the top of that window (usually something like C:\FSX, or C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator, etc.). Navigate (using Windows Explorer) to your simulator's directory, just as you'd do to find a config file, but only navigate to the root simulator folder. just to get it to point to it, thanksĪccomplish the following at your own risk, being very, very careful to not delete any folders or "files" (entries) in it: it would be great if you could tell me please. im just not aware of how to do this certain thing. If you want official support, the official support site is linked in my signature. When did you buy the product? If you purchased before v3 came out, you will need to remove the existing version, download the latest version from your existing order page, and install.īefore we start throwing accusations around about "money wasted," why not give us a chance to actually help you fix the issue that exists on your computer.?īy the way, this is the community support forum.

As an example, I could've looked at your order to determine when you purchased the products to avoid having to ask the question: This could help us look your info up in our system in order to find clues to help here, among other reasons (posted in the rules threads). One of the rules here is that all posts need to be signed with a first and last name. 200 pound seems to have gone down the bucket! cheers folks! i have uninstalled p3d so many times to get it to work.

The message i get every time i try to install any PMDG products into P3D. your registry does not show a valid prepar3d ™ installation location.