Problem Error Messages

[blurgzy]

I get some error messages every time I open the launchpad. The first one says ' The procedure entry point ?clbkOpen@launchpaditem@@UAE_NPAUHWND_@@@Z could not be found in the dynamic link library Orbiter.exe'. The second says ' The procedure entry point ??1LaunchpadItem@@UAE@XZ could not be found in the dynamic link library Orbiter.exe'. The third says 'The procedure entry point ??1LaunchpadItem@@UAE@XZ could not be found in the dynamic link library Orbiter.exe'. Can someone help me? It's stopping me from using some ships.

P.S. I've already tried uninstalling and reinstalling.

 

[tblaxland]

Do you have any addons installed? What version of Orbiter do you have installed? IIRC, I have seen those error messages with Orbiter 060504 and OrbiterSound 3.5 because those callback functions were not supported. Upgrading to Orbiter 060929 fixed it.

 

[blurgzy]

Do you have any addons installed? What version of Orbiter do you have installed? IIRC, I have seen those error messages with Orbiter 060504 and OrbiterSound 3.5 because those callback functions were not supported. Upgrading to Orbiter 060929 fixed it.

I'm on 060929 so it must be orbitersoung 3.5 causing it. Thanks.

---------- Post added at 11:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:38 AM ----------

I'm on 060929 so it must be orbitersoung 3.5 causing it. Thanks.

By the way, how do you uninstall OrbiterSound 3.5?lease:

 

[garyw]

I'd be very surprised because I've got Orbitersound as have many other people and it works fine.

I REALLY think you have a pre patch 1 version of Orbiter there as TBXLand is spot on with his response about the error message. Try downloading Orbiter again and overwrite your current orbiter directory. I'll bet that the orbiter.exe filesizes are different. orbiter.exe should be 1.86 MB (1,953,792 bytes) which you can see by viewing the properties of orbiter.exe

However, if you wish to disable orbitersound and can't do so via the launchpad open up orbiter.cfg and delete the orbitersound entry from the activemodules list at the bottom of the cfg file.