Dec 18, 2015
X-Plane 11 does not have any cd key detection (if installed via Game Steam as well as X-Plane 9). Which means that by using your Steam-Key you can run this game on 2 different computers at the same time, but only at one system you are logged in to Steam .
X-Plane 9, 9.1, & 9.1.1
I have a retail DVD copy of X-Plane 9, and have successfully installed it on my PC running Windows 7 64-bit. The PC is connected to a 32-bit flight simulator computer via a serial cable, as is the case for many who purchase X-Plane from the bundle edition discs. The file paths to the X-Plane executable appear to be correct and the game is actually installed, but whenever I launch it and start the demo, or make a flight, the flight appears for about a second before loading the next window, and then it closes.
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Version
i) X-Plane 9.0.0 Win32 (English) - 4.32 GB
ii) X-Plane 9.1.0 Win32 (English) - 4.32 GB
A:
Uninstall any previous version of X plane (including any demo versions) & Reinstall Disc #1 if demo mode is encountered or if installation is asking for CD key
Uninstallation of previous X-Plane versions does not remove the content on your hard drive. Even in the scenario where you use the auto-upgrade feature, old versions are still on your hard drive and X-Plane will not replace them. The content on your hard drive can be safely deleted with a tool like DBAN.
Also, X-Plane does not ask for a product key and X-Plane will not run on retail versions of X-Plane, regardless of how the product key was obtained. It's better to keep all retail version discs in a safe place so that you can reinstall them if your X-Plane disc is lost.
If you want to reinstall your X-Plane disc, you will need the disc you used to purchase X-Plane. (X-Plane itself is not stored on the disc; it is contained in the X-Plane installation file.) You will also need to download the installation file again. be359ba680
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