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A32NX gives you far more control over the MFD's and adds a heap of functionality. But if you start from cold and dark scenario and if you're not familiar with A32NX then a quick search on youtube should get you feeling more like an A320 pilot lol.
If you do use the A32NX then the version you want is DEV Version as that works mostly in this Update. All except loading the World Map Flight Plans I read.
I restarted the game more then 30 times now and even reinstalled the game fully !Please help me out
Does this happen with other aircraft that have a glass cockpit?
No all the other airplanes are working fine .
Silly question but there is electrical power applied to the aircraft correct? Also, on the left of the PFD (from the Captains side) there are knobs to adjust the brightness (though you shouldn't need to mess with this when starting from cold and dark). You simply turn on the batteries and you will see the displays fine.
I have started the a320 up with the battery and everything en nothing happend . I also did not touch the knobs for the brightness of the displays . I also tryed with starting up the landing challenge where everything should already be on and still the screens stay blank .
Go into the Content Manager and uninstall (delete) the A320neo then reinstall it. You may get a message about something missing which prevents you from reinstalling it. Simply restart MSFS and then you can reinstall it.
It happened to me in a TBM-900 last weekend.