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Hello everybody,
I have a laptop with Windows 10 Pro installed, with the following specs:
Intel Core i5 2450M Quad Core, @2.5GHz
nvidia GT 540M (slightly overclocked)
Intel 300GB SSD 320 Series
16GB RAM
I remembered using an older application, called Flying Model Simulator, a couple of years ago on a computer running Windows XP Pro. I have since gotten rid of that machine, and I wanted to run the application on this laptop.
I have installed the game from the official website, (http://modelsimulator.com/), and it appeared to install correctly. However, when I opened up the app for the first time, I got an error saying D3DRM.DLL not loaded. A quick Google Search brought me to a page for an application that looked correct, with a DLL download. I copied that DLL from the extracted file to the correct application directory, and then tried loading the app. It gave me a weird graphics glitch, and wouldn't run. I tried this both with compatibility mode running, and without. I am running a 64 bit copy of Windows.
Thanks for your help!
-Sam
I have a laptop with Windows 10 Pro installed, with the following specs:
Intel Core i5 2450M Quad Core, @2.5GHz
nvidia GT 540M (slightly overclocked)
Intel 300GB SSD 320 Series
16GB RAM
I remembered using an older application, called Flying Model Simulator, a couple of years ago on a computer running Windows XP Pro. I have since gotten rid of that machine, and I wanted to run the application on this laptop.
I have installed the game from the official website, (http://modelsimulator.com/), and it appeared to install correctly. However, when I opened up the app for the first time, I got an error saying D3DRM.DLL not loaded. A quick Google Search brought me to a page for an application that looked correct, with a DLL download. I copied that DLL from the extracted file to the correct application directory, and then tried loading the app. It gave me a weird graphics glitch, and wouldn't run. I tried this both with compatibility mode running, and without. I am running a 64 bit copy of Windows.
Thanks for your help!
-Sam