Tips for FSX Clean Install

[mblanch 0]

I am getting back to FSX after a 18 month (or so) absence caused by a new daughter! In the interim, I also upgraded several components (but this isn't a hardware post!) and have a very clean pc to start with.My previous FSX install had evolved over the years with new add-ons, and had become a bit of a jumble. I'd like any tips folks have on a couple of topics:1. How do you organize your FSX files & directories to keep your install clean and manageable (for example, easy to find/remove an add-on down the road)?2. I haven't really been paying attention to FSX software, so does anyone have a recommendation for add-ons (today) for weather, terrain, traffic, etc?Thanks!

[Guest jahman]

Congrats on the arrival of your daughter! (And remember, it's never too early to start simming! :( )1. You can't. All I do is manually move large scenery add-ons to my other HDDs.

While MoneyInWallet (True) Do {Get:2.  Weather:   HI-FI Sim ASE,               REXX for clouds.    Mesh:      FS Global 2010 World,               FS Global Ultimate 2011 Americas,               FS Global Ultimate 2011 Europe/Africa    PhotoSc:   Lots!    Ground-    Textures:  Flight1 GEX Americas,               Flight1 GEX Europe,               Flight1 GEX Africa/Middle East,               ORBX Australia,               ORBX Pacific North West,               ORBX Canada/Norhtern Rocky Mountains    Traffic:   Utimate Traffic 2    Aircraft:  A2A Accu-Sim Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress,               A2A Accu-Sim Boeing B-377 Stratocruiser,               A2A Accu-Sim Republic P-47D Thunderbolt,               Carenado Cessna 340 II.} End do;

Should keep you busiy for a while!Cheers,- jahman.