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Even stranger! Today it's working again. MCE is 2.9.7.3. MSFS is 1.27.13.0

Strange! Since when do you get this message? For me It was working yesterday ...

Does it have to do with the recent mini-update of SU10 beta? Whichever method I use I'm continuously asked do restart the flight and MCE but it never sticks.

Thank you. That's better. So I can restart the flight before starting MCE

I am on SU10 beta with PMDG b737. No grave problems so far. The only nuisance is that I have to start MCE twice. If I start MCE I get a message after one or two minutes that MCE will close and that I have to restart the flight and MCE. After that MCE is able to read instrument and panel states. Will this be fixed after PMDG has released its SDK or with the final release of SU10?

Yes, same here.

Great! Will try it tomorrow.

Good news!

When will you present a workaround/solution for MceMSFS?

Version 2.9.7.2 is for MCE Ultimate edition only. The MSFS edition is still 2.9.7.0 so it will not solve the PMDG related problems in MSFS. Correct?

Here you find it: Your Drive:\Users\yourname\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\packages\pmdg-aircraft-737\work\737_options.ini Insert [SDK] EnableDataBroadcast=1 if it isn't already there.

I'm not sure either if it makes sense performance wise. It's just that I had this spare monitor I want to put to use. I'll see if it works.

Thanks, you were right. In the BIOS There is a "iGPU Multi-Monitor" switch I set to "enabled". Now it's there And, yes it's an old monitor usually hooked to a minicomputer (C8M70-I motherboard) I rarely use.

In a video in "MSFS 2020 Tips and tricks forum" LesOreilly describes how to use a spare monitor to put a PDF on a second screen without FPS hit https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/612350-fix-fps-loss-from-pop-out-screens/: "Turns out that if you have an Integrated Graphics with you CPU and have the Motherboard that exposes it ... You can use those to work around the FPS Hit when popping out screens." In his video this monitor is visible in W10 Settings/Display/Rearrange your displays. Now, I have a GeForce 1080 and an ASUS Z87-C motherboard having VGA, HDMI and DVI-D ports. The Monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 245B) has a VGA and a DVI-D port. But no matter what combination for a connection I use the monitor shows a "check signal cable" message and, of course the monitor doesn't show up in Settings/Display. Thankful for any suggestions.

Not clear if this is only for P3D, "the most realistic ATC for P3D", Steve Halpern at SimForums, or "Traffic Management and ATC for Prepar3D and MSFS", FSHud website.