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Phoenix R/C Pro Simulator V5.5 with DXEThe Runtime Games Phoenix R/C Pro Simulator V5.5, with a Spektrum DXe Transmitter is a great choice when you just need to get some flights in and mother nature or other circumstances are not allowing you out of the house! Stunning graphics and incredibly realistic physics have made the Phoenix simulator not only one of the best desktop flight simulators, but a virtual RC experience with just about all the benefits of an RC club and flying field.Phoenix 5.5 features definitively refined physics, plus companion software you can use to create your own models, fly them and then share them online.

It’s always a perfect time to fly with the Phoenix Professional RC Flight Simulator.Phoenix is the incredibly popular RC simulator worldwide that lets you master this complex and rewarding hobby in the comfort of your own home. Whether you are a brand new pilot picking up your first trainer, or a seasoned veteran practicing for your next big competition, Phoenix has everything you need to take your skills to the next level. Blending incredibly life-like and accurate model physics with beautiful cutting-edge graphics and a multitude of unique features, Phoenix is a fantastic package for beginners and professional model pilots alike.The Phoenix team is always working diligently towards improving the user experience, and ensuring the physics engine is one of the most realistic engines on the market.

Note:Don’t run the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter on antivirus programs, firewall software, backup software, disk utilities, or on system programs that came with Windows. This might cause data loss or create a security risk.Please try the methods provided below and check if you are able to runPhoenix RC Simulator in Windows 10.Method 1Run the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter. In the search box, type run programs.

Select Run programs made for previous versions of Windows, and then selectNext. Choose the program you want to fix.

If you don't see the program in the list, selectNot Listed. Select Next, and then follow the instructions in the troubleshooter.

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If the troubleshooter can't fix the problem, try changing compatibility settings manually.Method 2Change compatibility settings manually.Please be informed, these steps will not work with apps that come with Windows, or with apps you get from the Windows Store. In the search box, type the name of the program, right-click the search result, and selectOpen file location. Right-click the program icon, select Properties, and then select theCompatibility tab. Select Windows 8 (Runs the program using settings from a previous version of Windows. Try this setting if you know the program is designed for (or worked in) a specific version of Windows ). If you want to apply the settings for that program to all accounts on the PC, selectChange settings for all users.

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You might be asked for an admin password or to confirm your choice. When you're done, select OK.For more Information: Please refer to the below Microsoft article.Please keep us updated with the status of the Phoenix RC Simulator, to assist you further.Regards,Syed Abdul Jabbar. 'can't find d3dx943.dll and X3DAudio17.dll'These are to of the most recent DirectX files ( if 2010 can be called recent). Try running the DirectX Web Installer.This will install these two files if they are not already present in your Win10.- If these files are present you will see a message to the effect that your DX is up to date.If they are present they may be corrupt.In this case you can either reinstall DirectX using the full DX installer, or delete the two files abovefrom System32 and sysWOW64 and run the Web Installer again to replace them.- DirectX out of the way and still getting the error? Try doing a copy/paste of the d3dx943.dll and X3DAudio17.dll from System32 to the Phoenix RC install folder.You also may want to post on one of the Phoenix RC forums, as this may be a common issue with the sim.'

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Is there a compatibility mode that will work?' - Probably not. 'Run as admin' would be the first option I'd try.The rest is experimental. Windows version that is contemporary with the release date of a gamecan help, but using compatibility when not necessary can also prevent games from running.