Error Accessing Internal Components
Hello,
I initially purchased Activesky 2004 several years ago and upgraded several times to 6.5. I recently installed Windows 7 and reinstalled FS9 from scratch. At first, AS 6.5 worked fine. However, a few days ago (I didn't not install or modify anything) I started getting the following error screen when loading AS:
"Error Accessing Internal Components (Unexempt step 4 - Please run Repair from setup.exe"
I've re-installed several times but that does change anything. I've tried everything I can think of. Everything is also running under administrator privileges. For the life of me I can't figure out why this cropped up out of the blue. I've noticed that I can't even load weather through FS9's internal real-weather system.
I have a hunch it has something to do with FSUIPC, however since I didn't modify it to cause this problem, I'm at a loss. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, What anti-virus are you
Hi,
What anti-virus are you now using?
Is FS installed outside of the Program Files folder in Win 7?
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support
There is no anti-virus or
There is no anti-virus or firewall running. It is installed on the main drive (I have another hard drive, but to be safe I installed FS9 on the main drive with Windows 7).
I completely uninstalled and reinstalled FS9 and put AS back on a vanillia FS installation in order to see if the problem was being caused by another add-on. However, to my surprise I got the same error on the vanilla FS installation (I do have 9.1). I can now load weather through FS9 default, but AS is way better and I'm hoping to get this fixed.
Hi, Is FS installed outside
Hi,
Is FS installed outside of the Program Files folder in Win 7?
Try turning UAC off in Win 7.
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support
That did it! Amazing! Thank
That did it! Amazing! Thank you!
Same Thing
Hey guys,
I have the same problem... what does UAC stand for and how do I turn it off? User Account Control Settings?
Any help is much appreciated!
Hi, Yes, that is correct. I
Hi,
Yes, that is correct. I don't know as I don't use Vista or Win 7, but I am sure there are plenty of sites using Google that would point you in the right direction.
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support