Windows 10

[HercMighty]

Ok, upgraded to Windows 10 and now get this error and a load stop at 31%:

[Aerowinx Precision Simulator - Exceptions]

Exception in thread "main" org.lwjgl.openal.OpenALException: Invalid Device
   at org.lwjgl.openal.Util.checkALCError(Util.java:55)
   at org.lwjgl.openal.ALC10.alcCreateContext(ALC10.java:251)
   at org.lwjgl.openal.AL.init(AL.java:173)
   at org.lwjgl.openal.AL.create(AL.java:143)
   at org.lwjgl.openal.AL.create(AL.java:102)
   at org.lwjgl.openal.AL.create(AL.java:206)
   at Sound.init(Sound.java:381)
   at Core.startAll(Core.java:686)
   at Aerowinx.main(Aerowinx.java:43)

Ideas?

[cagarini]

Reinstall Java 8.51

[HercMighty]

Uninstalled audio hardware and reinstalled and now back up and running.

Noticed when I tried another application that I didn't have sound. Fixed that and figured seeing as I saw at Sound.init(Sound.java:381) figured worth a try to see if it solved my issue and did....

[400guy]

I've upgraded here to Windows 10, and so far ALMOST everything is working OK.

No problems with the Aerowinx software that I've seen!

I've not really had a chance to fully evaluate Windows 10, but I have found no major problems here so far!

[cagarini]

Same here, after having struggled for more than a week with my win7, which didn't want to upgrade. First the GWX icon disappeared, then when I was able to get it on again, the update never started on my simming rig, and whenever I tried the manual update, I got errors reporting incompatibility between win 7 and win 10 languages, wich I never managed to overcome...

I then remembered I had a DVD with win 8 64 bit Pro ready to install, which I never had installed. Made a clean install of win 8 Pro ( it actually kept all of my original data folders not under Windows folders, and from there I jumped directly into win 10 Pro!!!

I am in the Heavens!  P3Dv2.5 and ASN working like a charm, and VisualPSX and PSX too. I even think I have better frame rates, but that can well be an effect of the minimal system in terms of stuff installed for years on my win 7...

For those of you who may be wondering where their win 10 key lies, you can use a very handy tool to determine it:

"Speecy" from Piriform

look under the system info section when it runs.