The correct value you're looking to modify to help with activation issues in the FSX registry is generally "ActivationContextOffline" or "ActivationContextOnline". Inside that PID key, you'll find the product key you entered when you installed Flight Simulator X.įurthermore, "PartMgr" is usually a value associated with partition management and I'm not entirely sure how it's related to activating the FSX Acceleration key. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator\10.0
The general path to the FSX product key should look something like this: The provided registry path seems a bit off and may not direct you to the correct subkey. It's always recommended to create a System Restore Point before making any changes.
Incorrect changes can cause significant system instability. The steps you provided are essentially correct for modifying registry entries (which are a kind of database used by Windows to store low-level settings), but there are a couple of things that I'd like to point out.Ī word of caution: Editing the Windows Registry can have profound effects on your system, and should always be done with care. Your question about activating the FSX Acceleration key caught my attention, and I have some insights that may assist you.
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