08-26-2017 11:46 AM
08-27-2017 06:49 AM
08-27-2017 10:32 AM
RCFlyer said:
I need some help here. Did I post this in the wrong section?
Danny
Post logs, either oculus or p3d v4 or both. Also, you can check Windows Event Viewer for any critical, fatal or warnings. When opening the event viewer, let it load and on the main page it will show how many of each have occured in the last hour, 24 hours, and week i believe. Thatd be a good start
Prepar3D has an Option called Content Error Logging
Launch Prepar3D, Go to: Options > Settings > General, Tick the box for Content Error Logging, Click Ok
Any Log errors will be saved in Documents > Prepar3D files v4 > ContentErrorLog.txt
08-27-2017 11:29 AM
08-27-2017 07:08 PM
08-28-2017 07:03 AM
08-28-2017 10:38 AM
You could try this....
To allow an unsigned application to run as privileged
In the Group Policy Management Console, expand Group Policy Objects and then locate the target GPO.
Right-click the GPO, and then select Edit.
In the Group Policy Object Editor, expand Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Mobile Settings, and then select Application Disable.
In the details pane, right-click Allow specified unsigned applications to run as privileged, and then select Properties.
In the dialog box, on the Settings tab, choose Enabled, and then choose Show.
In the Show Contents dialog box, choose Add.
In the Add Item dialog box, in the Enter the name of the item to be added box, type the application hash value, and then in the Enter the value of the item to be added box, type the complete file name of the application.
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The complete file name includes the extension. For example MyExecutable or MyDll should be specified as MyExecutable.exe and MyDll.dll. The complete file name of the application is displayed in Task Manager. It is also displayed in the list of file names that is generated after running Allowlist.exe to produce application hash values. |
Choose OK. In the Show Contents dialog box, the application hash value will appear in the Value Name box and the file name will appear in the Value box.
Choose OK two times to complete the procedure and close the program.
08-28-2017 10:39 AM
08-28-2017 11:41 AM
08-28-2017 03:25 PM
cybereality said:
It's a permissions issue. This is one of the errors: "Windows encountered an error: The requested operation requires elevation.". Usually that could happen if you user account is limited (it's easier to have your Windows account as an Admin). Or if you ran the Oculus setup installer as "Run as Admin" which you SHOULD NOT do as that will mess up the permissions (this is most likely the issue).