PropNut

Sorry for butting in gents; thought I might be able to help. I have been testing a Dserver hosted on one of my gaming computers in the Man cave. I started flying again with the guys using your public TS and offered to host as I have the extra computers to spare. We usually have anywhere from 4-12 pilots per night. The usual suspects; AP, CaptJack, etc Hosting a BoX server is almost exactly like hosting our old RoF server, the interface is the same but the mission editor seems to have lots more features. As for server management; you can set it up to auto rotate or choose one to load from a saved list on the server. So you can upload the new mission at any time and use a remote login screen to change the mission when you are ready for it. All fairly easy. There are some great missions that you can borrow/edit for your use out there. I recommend Coconut's dynamic campaign mission. I am not very good at creating missions, although I do know the basics. I am sure those of you who have been making missions for 1946 can pick it up pretty easy. I am sure Roger can set up server space like he did for us when we were flying RoF. Hope this helps, if you want to check out what we are playing you can log into my server "Propnut" with the usual DD password.

I have been out of RoF for too long. Haven't even attended the Monday night flights (9PM EST), Mechwarrior Online has me completely addicted (although I am still supporting the DD effort to destroy GIAP in the Sunday night, 9PM EST, SEOW missions.).

As a long time RoF pilot I have to say the idea of using the RoF engine in WWII excites me. I have never been a fan of the business model, although I have spent much more on this game than any other over the years it really has been reasonable compared to the cost of buying a new game every couple of months. I can see myself buying a spitfire, ME109, ME110, etc when they are on sale.

Let me know if you need any help.

Which one? Here is the one that I made for AP Hill: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/topic/9235-custom-roll-out-flight-control-panel/ And a flight control box that I made and then sold on SimHQ (for a loss). http://dangerdogz.com/forums/topic/10008-got-bored-and-created-this/ and here is my roll-out simpit desk: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/topic/8345-and-now-for-something-completely-irrelevant/

Thank you Gentlemen, my Mechwarrior Online addiction has kept me away but I do still check the forums on occasion to stay up to date. And I am still active in the DD vs GIAP SEOW campaign on Sunday nights (9pm EST). With my new birthday present I expect that I will be a good deal more distracted in future: My shiny new Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus

That commercial is from 1989...

Hmmm...considering the email said that Captain Jack had posted "Tribute to the Beaver" this is not exactly what I was expecting...and certainly not the type of beaver I was thinking of at all.

I think in this case the "Honda" of the submarine world This is the Harley of the submarine world David The Harley of the submarine world?

Perhaps with today's fuel crisis you should consider an economical subcompact Japanese import?

I have got to admit, that was funny.

Hi Tom, You computer is first rate, you would not see a huge improvement by upgrading. I doubt that there is very much wrong with your PC, at the very very worst perhaps the motherboard has an issue but that is a fairly cheap fix (50.00-100.00). I am betting on an issue with either the memory or the SSD (more toward the SSD). Did you try removing it and installing windows on one of the large hard drives? Anyway, I will PM you my phone number (I think I did before when I made you the button box). Give me a call and we will see what can be worked out (that is if your son does not come up with the fix). You are fairly close so shipping it over here or even meeting in Lansing some evening for dinner would not be a big deal. David

I have the G930 love the rig, very handy to walk around the house to get a drink and still be in communications with the group. I never tilt my mic up, always use the mute button. Good info though, thanks for the heads up! David

Good call Rog, there are several threads showing Avast Antivirus causing this issue as well. Most recommend installing the free Windows Antivirus instead.

Quick update: Your DxDiag shows that you are using a SSD hard drive. There is a known issue with these drive causing BSOD and constant crashes ( with some, not all) with windows 7 (yes, even after it has been installed for a long time. Has to do with the number of boots, or some such). A firmware update is required. Here is a bit of information on the issue: http://www.techsuppo...sod-644677.html You might check with the manufacture of your model and see if there is a firmware upgrade for it.