How to separate screens in fsx

Okay, I started the game again and was able to activate it using the product key. The game worked great.

Then I installed FSX Acceleration and, when the activation screen popped up, there was a small box that asked me to enter the activation key, but no place to type it in. I was able to start FSX again, but not activate the acceleration software.

Now what?

Further to my previous reply, I have got the elevators and ailerons working but when testing them the movement is unacceptable jerky and jumps from no movement to maximum from the cockpit view. Adjusting the sensitivity and dead zone makes no difference.

The moment in the set up screen looks smooth

Help please this was not how they worked on FSX etc

Hi there Morar E.

I am Lumie and I would love to assist you today.

I am so sorry you are having issues playing Flight simulator.

Here are some ideas:

System Requirements and Compatibility
Ensure your system meets the minimum requirements for FSX. Compatibility issues with newer operating systems can also cause problems.

Check if your hardware meets or exceeds the specifications required for FSX.
Run FSX in compatibility mode for an older version of Windows (e.g., Windows 7 or XP).

Administrator Privileges
FSX may require administrative privileges to run properly.

Right-click on the FSX executable and select "Run as Administrator."

Graphics Drivers
Outdated or incompatible graphics drivers can cause FSX to crash.

Ensure that your graphics card drivers are up to date. You can download the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel).

DirectX Issues
FSX relies on DirectX, and issues with DirectX can cause startup problems.

Make sure you have the correct version of DirectX installed. FSX typically requires DirectX 9.0c.
Sometimes reinstalling DirectX can resolve the issue.

Corrupted Files
Corrupted game files can prevent FSX from starting correctly.

If you have FSX through a platform like Steam, use the built-in tool to verify the integrity of game files.
Reinstall FSX: Uninstalling and then reinstalling FSX can sometimes resolve issues with corrupted files.

SimConnect Issues
SimConnect is a component of FSX that can sometimes cause issues.
Locate the SimConnect installer in the FSX installation folder and run it to reinstall SimConnect.

Add-Ons and Scenery
Third-party add-ons and scenery can sometimes cause conflicts.

Temporarily disable all add-ons and see if FSX starts. You can do this by moving the add-on folders to a different location.
Ensure all add-ons are updated to the latest versions.

Configuration File Issues
Corrupt or improperly configured FSX configuration files can cause crashes.

Delete the FSX.cfg file (located in the AppData folder). FSX will create a new one when it starts. Be sure to back up the file before deleting it.

Antivirus/Firewall
Sometimes, antivirus or firewall software can interfere with FSX.

Add FSX to the list of exceptions in your antivirus and firewall software.
Temporarily disable your antivirus and firewall to see if FSX starts.

System Updates and Conflicts
Ensure your operating system is fully updated, and there are no conflicting applications.

Ensure your Windows OS is up to date.
Close unnecessary background applications that might conflict with FSX.

I hope this helps.

Let me know if I can be of any further assistance. -Lumie

There is a Youtube video that shows how to get around the error. Tried it and it worked. In youtube search for "How to fix the 1-80004005 Error Code for FSX".

Note that I did not see this error until I applied SP1 and SP2. The net fix was to run regedit and get to a location where the value was set to "partmgr" when it should be "PartMgr". Once I made that change in the registry it worked and I was able to activate
FSX.

I don't think you can do this. I don't even think it would work if you used an HDMI splitter. I don't think the xbox was designed with the purpose you're seeking.