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I am using Orbiter 2016 fullscreen (1280x1024) and when I exit I find that all my fonts in Windows 10 (example: file manager, within Chrome browser) look thin and broken. A reboot solves the issue but what is Orbiter doing that it doesn't undo?

Thanks. An invisible "X", who would have thought it.

Now running Windows 10 and have found this: When I open a menu (F3 or F4), I can't close them. There's no "X" in the corner, all I can do is double-click on the top bar and it minimizes and now I have a bar that I have to move out of my view.

No crash following your instructions. ALSO: No crash running that scenario, or any other non-DG-IV scenario under D3D9 in the original Orbiter folder (the one that crashes). It seems that the add-on is the problem.

Let's start fresh. I installed all of Orbiter except the D3D9Client and it works fine. (Occasionally it crashes when I hit CTRL-Q to exit.) I have a D3D9ClientR12.zip ready to use. When I unzip it, should I overwrite all the folders or copy the contents of the D3D9 folders (config, doc, modules...

All of this was already checked. Now I can't get to the launchpad, which I was able to reach earlier. I don't know what you mean by "inside code brackets," but the D3D9 file is the same exact file as before.

Thanks for the quick response. I found the D3D9 log and have attached it. (BTW, there is also a D3D9Client20 directory.) The orbiter.log is the one after the crash. The program crashes while loading; I can access the launchpad freely but can't run any scenario. I have Windows XP and use...

I like D3D9 with the UCGO addons so I use that. If I use orbiter.exe, it crashes immediately. Orbiter.log is attached; there is no D3D9Client.log that I could find.

I hadn't used orbiter in a while and I got a CTD every time I tried so I re-installed everything: base files, hi-res Earth, Moon and Mars, planets, Orbiter Sound 4.0, UCGO, and DG IV. Using Orbiter_ng.exe, I get this Fatal Application Exit on every scenario. Depending on the scenario, the error...