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https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-fix-ntdll-dll-errors-2624474
https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/379970-fsx-ctd-ntdlldll/
https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/394774-ntdlldll-crashing-fsx/
Ignore the advice in the threads to install SP2. FSX Steam Edition includes SP2 by default, but the threads predate FSX Steam and probably assumed the user has the original FSX DVD without the Acceleration expansion. FSX Steam is "FSX Gold pack" with additional tweaks.
I deleted it and no more crashes
I have had some crashes on my FSX SE. Using aerosoft A320, sometimes FSX suddenly closes and has been on groung and on air, I notided using Windebug that is related to UIautomationcore.dll, this issue sometimes happens and sometimes dont, what do you think of this? How can I fix this?
Thanks for any advice or information.
Only loading the add-on meshes, landclasses/photoreal and airport/sceneries that you are using (meaning don't load Europe if your flying only in USA and visa versa) also helps to reduce unneeded memory usage, even if not flying there the system has to verify they exist and index them for usage should you actually fly there.
Most non-tech people think they shouldn't have any memory problems cause their new computers have 16GB or 32GB whatever, not realizing it doesn't matter, FSX and all 32bit applications CAN ONLY ADDRESS (SEE/USE) 4 Gigabyte, Four.
Thanks again for any advice or information.
Yes, I have proven it to myself on my system, every time I have gotten lazy and tried to keep every single add-on, every area of mesh, photo-real and scenery I have, all "active" at the same time, crashing while accessing the menu's starts happening A LOT, when I reduce it back down, it goes away. I'm not saying it's just the scenery. By itself I could probably load it all, but with ALL my add-ons active, A heavy duty aircraft that requires more memory obviously then a smaller/simpler craft AND all my scenery, I roughly seem to have discovered the breaking point. I know I cannot keep Everything Active at all times. They all take up memory and too many is just too much to fit in the 4GB limit.
I have 8GB too, but it doesn't matter as I said, FSX can only see "up to" 4GB of it. But with only 8GB memory, the OS and Steam/NVIDIA Overlays etc, you'll want to not be running anything else (like internet browser sessions), because the OS and those apps can eat over 4GB, leaving FSX even less when you start it, and that could cause a lot of memory swapping which is slow and causes hiccups. I also disable my Anti-virus's real-time protection while running FSX cause it slows FSX's access to data it needs fast when it interferes to check every file FSX wants to read.
FSX itself is like a real aircraft in the sense that you never really want to over fly it, meaning you don't really want to switch views fast and often, whip through menu's fast etc., it can actually cause hiccuping and when FSX is hiccuping (and it will on most all systems), it's not time to start or keep clicking, or accessing menu's. It's really "hands off time", let whatever is interrupting it finish and/or for it to catch up, often it will if you leave it alone. Keep clicking when it's "not responding" and you will surely cause a crash. Sometimes "not responding" is just during a Hard Drive access delay....hands off and wait.
- slow loading
- random crashes
- low fps
and many more
so yes I would recommend deleting the UIautomationcore.ll