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1. Your Installation\steamapps\common\FSX\Standard.xml
2. C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX\Controls\Standard.XML
1. Is the Standard Microsoft settings.
2. Contains all of the custom keyboard and control settings which YOU have made.
[You should keep a copy of this one.]
In the C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX\fsx.cfg file you can change:
InfoParkingBrakesEnable=True to =False and then you won't ever see this red warning again.
This is what I have done which you might find useful:
In FSX settings I have deleted the keyboard command P when used to Pause, as the Pause/Break key also provides that function and there is NO reason on Earth to have two.
I have then assigned the P key to apply the parking brakes and use the joystick trigger to release them.
You just have to remember to release the trigger before pressing P to apply the brakes.
I have also set ALL the info entries to =False as I don't want the red to spoil screenshots.
If you look in the Modding Forum you'll find that I have changed all the red info to Steam Green which is not only easier to read but looks much better.
The upper right View info has been turned off completely. I don't need it anyway.
If you are prepared to start over with your fsx.cfg file either revert to the copy which you (didn't) make or delete it and re-start FSX when you should get a new one.
Make a copy first, by copy and paste, then you should see a fsx_Copy.cfg file.
Then you'll have to reinstate all of your modifications.
You may need to run the Verify Integrity of Game Files utility to restore the Standard.xml file
amooda01, parking brakes are separate from regular brakes and are not affected by any joystick sensitivity setting. The default keystroke to turn parking brakes on/off is CTRL+. It is possible your Microsoft keyboard setting has keystrokes set to repeat too fast. Try to slow down the rate and you should be able to hit CTRL+. once to disengage the brakes. Many GA planes have virtual cockpit so you can see for yourself the brake engaging and disengaging so you can be sure the sim is registering your keystroke.
"So firstly, the parking brakes were never disengaging. Like in my actual plane it would, but in fsx the red message bar would never disappear."
Maybe it's that you are incapable of noticing the contradiction.
"Like in my actual 'plane 'it' would." Translates as "In the aircraft itself they [The parking brakes.] would." [Turn off.]
"But in FSX the red message would not disappear."
I found that these red messages serve no useful purpose so, in common with many other FSX users, I have turned them off.
To release the parking brakes you only need to use the joystick trigger and not the keyboard.
As the P key does not require to be used to pause the simulation it has been re-assigned to set the parking brakes given that the PAUSE/BREAK key performs the same function and that there is NO NEED for a duplication.
IS THAT PERFECTLY CLEAR?
It is well known that holding down a key causes multiple inputs which confuses the system.
The prime 'villain' is Ctrl + E to start the engines automatically.
If the E key is HELD down the engines will NOT start properly.
The correct key input is this. Hold the CTRL key down and TAP the E key once only.
The same rule applies to setting and releasing the parking brakes and many other keyboard commands.
Messing about with the keyboard repeat is not going to change anything.
Reading the full post it is most probable that his fsx.cfg file is damaged.
FYI
I don't now, and never have used a Microsoft keyboard as it is not manufactured by Microsoft, and in all probability the OP doesn't either. However we both use the Microsoft keyboard SETTINGS as the program is produced by Microsoft.
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Then the obvious thing to do is to uninstall these two add-ons, re-boot and clean up the registry, then re-install, one at a time, and test each one.
There's no much wrong with FSX and stock aircraft.
The problems arise when those who make add-ons don't stick to Microsoft code and Microsoft methodology adding all manner of unnecessary views.
Try that - it happens with me occasionally when the sim thinks my differential brakes are engaged. I would NOT clean up the registry yet. You are not at the point of last resort yet.
Uninstall the add-ons and then re-install one at a time. You may have to run it stock (no add-ons at all) to see if you have the exact same issue. Are your views better now, by the way?
Load the sim. Load the aircraft. Look for the parking brakes text. Depress your brake pedals or whatever you do to apply the brakes. In FSX this will disengage the parking brake. Those two aircraft might have their own implementation of parking brakes independent of the FSX parking brakes and this is why flipping the switch in the cockpit does not release them.
This test will take only a few seconds after the aircraft is loaded. Do all that other stuff after you do the test if it is still necessary.
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