Hey Guys, I thought this information might be useful to all FSX based sim developers. I spent a little time tracking down where the registry keys are for each version of FSX & P3D. For what it's worth, Lockheed Martin recommends the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE entries in their SDK documentation for both P3D and P3D v2: Anyhow, it looks like you may have made a mistake in typing some of them out (FSX 64 bit HKLM, P3D v1 32 bit HKLM, P3D v2 32 bit HKLM, FSX: Steam Edition both 32 and 64 bit). It's best not to use the keys under HKLM in any case, for several reasons: - The keys under HKCU are UAC-compliant, and won't change between 32 bit and 64 bit, and will always be there, even if FSX is installed under a limited-permission account. - The Wow6432Node folder is not something you usually access directly. It's a redirect that Windows 64 bit does when a 32 bit app TRIES to read/write something from/into HKLM/Software. The app (if it's a 32 bit app) thinks to be dealing with HKLM/Software, but Windows is using HKLM/Software/Wow6432Node instead.

The same app, on 32 bit OS would get access to the real HKLM/Software, provide it runs under ad admin account. If it's running as a standard user, the HKLM Software is instead remapped to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT VirtualStore Machine Software, IF UAC is enabled. - The different Steam keys are used ONLY if Steam is installed TOGETHER (after) with FSX. This is what we call a 'Dual mode installation'. If you install the Steam edition on a system that has no FSX, the registry keys will be the SAME AS FSX. - Note that, when FSX Steam edition is installed alongside FSX, the *name* of the FSX.CFG is instead FSX_SE.CFG, not sure why they changed it, because it would stay in a different folder. I've found the registry entries for Steam edition here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Software Microsoft Microsoft Games Flight Simulator - Steam Edition 10.0 Indeed this is valid for dual mode when you have single installation than the old fsx location is written.

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BUT here you are mentioning HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Wow6432Node DovetailGames FSX (NO 10.0 folder as it is stated in the first post). Question is if Steam edition writes this key also in case of single installation. I can not check it I do have dual installation. If the answer is yes than the dual/single installation topic can be solved. Okay I've written a batch file to pull the registry keys for the FSX install locations on a users computer: I've attached a batch file that already has this in.

(NOTE: must rename it from *.txt to *. Ximenes On The Art Of The Crossword Pdf. bat in order to run it) I've only been able to confirm HLCU & HKLM queries work for 64 Bit installs of FSX, FSX:SE (side by side install), and P3Dv2 on my system. I'd be interested to see if I've got the scripts 100% right for 64 bit P3Dv1 & ESP, as well as all for 32 bit installs for FSX, FSX:SE (side by side install), P3Dv2, P3Dv1 and ESP. I have a quick question, I'm re-working my scenery.cfg installers to auto-add the scenery entry to the scenery.cfg file. I've got FSX, FSX-SE (side by side install) and P3Dv2 scenery.cfg locations sorted out and in (relative path to): FSX = Microsoft FSX FSXSE = Microsoft FSX-SE P3Dv2 = Lockheed Martin Prepar3D v2 But I'm needing to check on which subdirectories they install into for: • Microsoft ESP • LM P3Dv1 My best guess is: ESP = Microsoft ESP or Microsoft Microsoft ESP? P3Dv1 = LockheedMartin Prepar3d can anyone confirm if I'm right about these two subfolders?

Cheers, Dean. I've done a google search and turned up nothing for these two.