SPDBRIDGE: Crashes of P3D/FSX with spdbridge enabled
Posted: 14 Jul 2016, 20:04
please check the following:
Open regedit
Go to the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers
Delete the key "\\fsx.exe"="$~ RUNASADMIN IgnoreFreeLibrary" obviously changing to be your flight sim location (and P3d if using Prepare3D)
Also please do the following:
Go to Internet Explorer. Select Tools -- Internet Options -- Content -- Publishers -- Trusted Publishers, and make sure "Ulrich Strauß" is listed there.
If not, right click on SPDBridge.DLL (found in "%PROGRAMFILES%\SPAD.neXt\simmodule", select Properties -- Digital Signature, select the certificate and click -- Details -- View -- Install Certificate.
Click Next or OK all the way through.
Then go back to Internet Explorer and find the Certificate in the Other Publishers list. Export it to a file, and go to the Trusted Publishers section again and Import it.
Sorry that's so complicated, but that's the way Micorsoft manages certificates. Note that it might be slightly different depending on which version of IE you have installed on your PC.
Open regedit
Go to the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers
Delete the key "\\fsx.exe"="$~ RUNASADMIN IgnoreFreeLibrary" obviously changing to be your flight sim location (and P3d if using Prepare3D)
Also please do the following:
Go to Internet Explorer. Select Tools -- Internet Options -- Content -- Publishers -- Trusted Publishers, and make sure "Ulrich Strauß" is listed there.
If not, right click on SPDBridge.DLL (found in "%PROGRAMFILES%\SPAD.neXt\simmodule", select Properties -- Digital Signature, select the certificate and click -- Details -- View -- Install Certificate.
Click Next or OK all the way through.
Then go back to Internet Explorer and find the Certificate in the Other Publishers list. Export it to a file, and go to the Trusted Publishers section again and Import it.
Sorry that's so complicated, but that's the way Micorsoft manages certificates. Note that it might be slightly different depending on which version of IE you have installed on your PC.