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Didn’t work for me. But I suspect there is a link to disfunction in the logbook, because mine had stopped recording flights between my last successful loading of a saved flight and my first CTD upon clicking “ready to fly” for a saved flight.

Here’s a G1000 video that may be of interest. Enjoy. -Ron

Try this: press "C" on the keyboard.

Buggy. Gotta ensure highest zoom level and even then it won't always show in the info window.

No.

Thx, yes, I now see that if I SELECT a module, option buttons appear.

Yes. I suspect that's already installed, and is greyed out because it's essential. But what's with that content manager anyway? If I select any of those other components, I don't see any menu of actions to perform on it. None.

Same here.

. Just a guess - perhaps too many hardware interruptions. Would suggest unplugging usb peripherals (except controllers needed to fly), reboot & try again. Also the event viewer might have clues. -Ron Edit Check out. https://www.auslogics.com/en/articles/fix-no_more_irp_stack_locations-bsod-0x00000035/ Many more like that. (So much for guesses í ½í¸š)

It was not a window, it was the "press any key" screen, which (in my case, at least) appeared as full screen with no controls on it at all. I pressed several keys with absolutely no apparent response of any kind. I waited about ten minutes, then hit ctrl-alt-del and the task manager came up and showed that the load on my cpu and gpu was "very high". So I walked away and stayed away about an hour - hard to do LOL. I don't remember keystroke by keystroke what I did on return, but I THINK the content management screen was showing. If not, it only took a few keystrokes for it to appear. I assume this is the "blue bar" screen folks are referring to. I don't remember color, but there was a progress bar ending in ~95gb. When I hit the button in lower right (I forget the caption), the download started immediately, and finished without interruption fewer than 2 hours later. (This is with ethernet connection to modem and ~400mbps download bandwidth.) Sorry I can't remember precisely what I did, but that's the gist of it. I do believe than when you activate the "press any key" screen, the computer will work to establish an effective handshake - or should I say elbow bump ;) - with the MS server. This can be very slow during this high traffic time, but the best policy would be to leave it alone unless you're absolutely sure there's no internet activity. Wish you success.

How do you know it’s not connected? I just went through the exact same process. After “press any key”, the screen appeared to freeze. But the task manager showed there was plenty of activity in both the cpu and the GPUs. So I left it grinding away and after maybe 30 mins, the download started.