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===OpenAL error (AL_INVALID_VALUE): constructor (alBufferData)<br>Fatal error: Failed to buffer data.=== | ===OpenAL error (AL_INVALID_VALUE): constructor (alBufferData)<br>Fatal error: Failed to buffer data.=== | ||
Disabling sound is a temporarily solution for this problem. | Disabling sound is a temporarily solution for this problem. | ||
===The system cannot find the file specified=== | |||
If you are running Windows Vista; start by looking in <tt>C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Local\VirtualStore</tt> and seeing if you have a folder called FlightGear in there. If you do, cut-and-paste (merge) that one with <tt>C:\Program Files\Flightgear</tt> and try to launch FlightGear again. | |||
'''Hint:''' you may need to go under Tools and Folder Options to specify "Show Hidden/System Files and Folders" in order for AppData to be visible. | |||
===Unable to choose requested pixel format=== | |||
Error should be solved as of version 1.9. If not, try changing your [[FlightGear Launch Control#Page Four - Options and Run|BPP]] and/or resolution. | |||
===Unknown exception to the main loop. Aborting... <br>Possible cause: No such file or directory=== | ===Unknown exception to the main loop. Aborting... <br>Possible cause: No such file or directory=== | ||