The installer will perform a number of actions base on the product you select. Note, you can select multiple products at once.

• If using Reality-XP, will prompt you to search for and modify the correct .ini files to hide the bezel and enable GPS simulator commands for those products.
  NOTE: For this to work, user must have installed the Reality-XP gauges into the aircraft prior to running this installer.
• If installing for FSX the RealSimGear Add-on will install to C:UsersYOURUSERNAMEDocumentsFSX Add-ons
• If installing for P3D the RealSimGear Add-on will install to C:UsersYOURUSERNAMEDocumentsPrepar3D v# Add-ons
• If installing for MSFS, the RealSimGear Add-on to the MSFS Community folder
• Install the required Microsoft Redistributable's
• Install the Arduino drivers
• Install the RealSimGear USB drivers

• To install FSX, the steps are (sorry. I forgot how I changed the default install-to directory): Open the DVD's root directory in an Explorer window. Right-click setup.exe and select 'Run as Administrator'.
• Fix: Run FSX in Windows 10 If the issue is with your Computer or a Laptop you should try using Restoro which can scan the repositories and replace corrupt and missing files. This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption.
• FSX-MS Install FSX on Windows 10. By Jive1, February 22, 2019 in MS FSX FSX-SE Forum. Recommended Posts. Jive1 2 Jive1 2 Member; Members; 2 259 posts.
• I've been trying to install Microsoft Flight Simulator X Deluxe edition on my new PC running windows 10 and it won't install. Basically what it is doing is it starts to install and the gets stuck about the point where it is 'removing applications'. At this point it just freezes up and all I can do is task manager it. I've tried clean boot.

Read More: https://appuals.com/fix-run-fsx-windows-10/.

To use, simply download the executable via the black button below this text.

Click the button above will start a download of the RealSimGear_FSX-P3D-MSFS_Installer. Once the download finishes, you will normally see it at the bottom of your browser where can normally click the file to start the install. If not, you can also find it in your 'Downloads' folder, simply double click on it there to start the install.

When first starting the Installer, you will be presented with a User Account Control prompt. You will need to allow the application to run.
Windows 10:

Please choose 'Yes' at this step to allow the Installer to run.

Windows 7:

Next up, the Welcome Screen, Choose Next.

Review and accept the License Agreement ..

Select which simulator/simulator's you wish to install the RealSimGear plugin to

If you choose FSX or P3D v3, you will then be asked if you will be using the Mindstar GNS or G1000 software with are hardware. Select Yes if so.

NOTE: ensure you have successfully installed the Mindstar software before clicking yes and proceeding with this install.

If you choose FSX, P3D v3, P3Dv4, or P3Dv5, the installer will search for any aircraft that already have Reality-XP installed and configured and update the file to hide the Reality-XP bezel. If you are not using Reality-XP, simply choose 'No' ..

NOTE: Ensure that you have successfully added the RealityXP gauge to an aircraft before continuing with the install.

If you choose MSFS Beta, you will be prompted to allow modification of protected aircraft, choose Yes if you agree.

Installer will automatically install the correct Microsoft Redistributables. If you already have it installed, this will simply re-install. After the Microsoft Redistributables are installed, you may also get a couple of black screens that will pop up while the installer installs the Arduino and RealSimGear USB drivers.
If using Windows 7, you will be prompted to install each of the Arduino and USB drivers. For both, choose 'Install'. You might also check the box to 'Always trust software from ..' to avoid being prompted in the future for any driver updates.

Once the drives install, setup is complete, you can choose to show the README for more information about the plugin, or visit the RealSimGear help site by clicking on the link ..

For information on the RealSimGear Add-on interface see THIS article.

One of the great features of Microsoft FSX is the huge number of addon aircraft available. This tutorial will show you step-by-step how to install addon aircraft. You can use any aircraft you like – this tutorial will use the Grumman F-14D Tomcat Package v1.06 (by Dino Cattaneo). You can locate it here:

Windows 7/64 Bit is the operating system used in this tutorial. There are some tweaks you should make before continuing. Make sure “hidden files and folders” and file extensions are visible. The easiest way to do this is to go to the Control Panel, click Appearance and Personalization, look under Folder Options and click “Show hidden files and folders.” Then select the View tab.

Find “Hidden files and folders” and click the radio button “Show hidden, files, folders, and drives.” A little below, find and uncheck “hide extensions for known file types.”

A little housekeeping--many experienced FSX users like to keep downloads separate from the program—using the My Documents folder, for example. That way you can easily extract the download, and only copy what you need to FSX. If a zip file gets corrupted, you can easily delete it and start again without cluttering up your program files.

First Step

Download the Tomcat. Usually, airplane addons will be in the form of a zip (.zip) or archive (.rar) file. Windows 7 has its own extraction method. Simply right click the file and select “Extract All.” Some people prefer to use third party programs like 7-zip, WinZip or Win Rar.

Occasionally .exe or .msi files are used to package the addon. In that case, it’s just a matter of double-clicking the file and letting it install itself. Caution – all executable files should be scanned with your anti-virus program before launching.

This graphic shows an example of extracting the download, in this case using the WinRar program.

Second Step

Take a quick inventory of the file contents. Remember that you cannot just copy the whole unzipped file “as-is” into FSX. Each of the components must be copied into the proper FSX file in the program folders located at:

C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator X

For 64 Bit Vista or Windows 7 systems look for:

C:Program Files (x86) Microsoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator X

To make the addon operate properly, the minimum folders needed are model, texture, panel, and sound. Often there is more than one panel folder, depending on the aircraft. Two other critical files are “aircraft.cfg” and an .air file named after the addon. For example, the Tomcat file is called F14D.air. Here is the main function of the folders and files:

Folders

Model /ilayaraja-video-songs-free-download-for-mobile.html. - contains .mdl and .cfg files for the cockpit, interior and exterior.

Texture - Every image and texture is contained in this folder. These are the components that “paint” the realistic skins of objects and structures in the program.

Panel - contains the panels used by the model. Some addons, like the Tomcat, have multiple panel folders.

Sound - .wav and .cfg files that help determine all sounds including ATC, engine noise and more.

Soundai - you may see this sound folder which is used for Artificial Intelligence versions.

Files

Aircraft.cfg - This is the main configuration file that determines how the aircraft operates.

.Air file - Determines flying characteristics.

You may see a few other files that are used by the program as reference (example: 'name of addon'_check/ref.htm).

If there is an Effects folder, see the next step for more information. In the original download folder, “1F14D106,” you will see an Effects folder, as well as a folder for SimObjects, various graphics and a file named README.

Checking for an Effects folder.

Take care to note that the “main folders” described above are down a few folder levels. Do not copy the whole original “1F14D106” folder.

For example, the folder that contains the folders described above is called Grumman_F14D. It is located in a folder called Airplanes, under the SimObjects folder in the opening folder.

Third Step

Copy the correct folders one at a time to their proper place in the FSX program folder. The main addon folder goes to the airplanes folder. (The main addon folder is copied to the airplane folder even if the aircraft is a helicopter.) Copy the contents (not the entire folder) of the Effects folder to the Effects folder in FSX and the contents of the Gauges folder to the Gauges folder in FSX.

Here is the breakdown:

Addon

The main Addon Folder (for example, in the case of the Tomcat the folder is “Grumman_F14D”) is copied to:

C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight SimulatorXSimObjectsAirplanes

(Remember that a 64 bit system’s program folder is called “Program Files (x86).”)

Effects

The Effects folder CONTENTS are copied to:

C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XEffects

Gauges

The Gauges folder (this folder does not exist for the Tomcat) CONTENTS are copied to:

C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XGauges

To help visualize these changes, here is a closer look with graphics:

Addon

From: ..1F14D106SimObjectsAirplanes

Copy

To: C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight SimulatorXSimObjectsAirplanes

Effects

The Effect folder CONTENTS are copied to:

From: ..1F14D106Effects

Effects copy

To: C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XEffects

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And now, the moment of truth.

Launch FSX, navigate to the aircraft menu and the Tomcat should be listed as shown. Have fun!

Aircraft Selection Menu.

Problems?

If you can’t get it working, here are a few things to try:

• Make sure the minimum files and folders described above are present and accounted for. Sometimes a download will finish but all of the contents don’t make the trip.
• If all the pieces of the puzzle are there, edit the aircraft.cfg file in a text editor (like Notepad or Notepad++) and ensure there is a flight sim entry. This will appear as [fltsim.0]. Make sure that the “texture=” entry describes the correct folder. For example, a folder called Texture.olive would have an entry in the config file written as “texture=olive.” This setup is the same for model, panel and sound folders as well.
• Make sure you downloaded an airplane. Some download sites are confusing and disorganized and you may have accidently downloaded a repaint by mistake.

Using Addit! Addon Manager for FSX

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There is a brilliant addon manager for Microsoft Flight Simulator X that provides drag and drop installation of aircraft, repaints and scenery addons.