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The fact you're getting serious stuttering tells me you either have incompatible plugins installed on X-Plane Vulkan, or your hardware may need upgrading. Without a log file, we can't determine what the problem is. The TBM works fine on vanilla X-Plane.

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Happy to help.

You have a lot going on here. Can you try an airport with no plugins. A good test airport we like to use is SCIP. Try that airport and see if it crashes again. My guess is, looking from the log file and the crash, that the ground handling plugin is causing issues, so also remove that plugin from the plugins folder and see if that also fixes the problem. Post back results.

Windows updates, if big enough, will change the OS, causing Gizmo to "see" the OS as a new one.

Your log shows no indication of a crash and no indication of the TBM being loaded.

Then I have no idea how you managed to run the TBM on years old Nvidia drivers. Saso even commented to people to PLEASE update your GPU drivers when running the TBM, otherwise you will get CTD's or the TBM will simply fail to load.

If nothing is working, it means your TBM is not activated. And if you're not getting the Gizmo tool tray coming out of the right side of the screen, it's likely it's not even installed. Gizmo does have a problem with some anti viruses by getting flagged as ransomware. Disable Windows Defender or any other anti viruses you may have and try a reinstall.

Old nvidia drivers WILL cause problems with the TBM due to librain. Librain uses features in current OpenGL drivers. If you haven't had any problems, it's very likely you haven't been flying in any rain/icing conditions.

Have no idea what could be causing this, because as you say, you changed something, and now things are different. What exactly did you do? Can you put whatever it is you did, back to how it was? Failing that, the only thing I can suggest is a reinstall. Just a side note, due to the nature of the the TBM and how it is put together, we ask people not to make any changes to any of the files. No matter how small the changes may be, the consequences could be irreversible. If it can't be fixed, then I'm afraid your only option is a complete TBM reinstall.

Damn. Ok. Noted and will be fixed. Thanks.

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Can you perhaps post some screenshots or video of what is happening? We need to get a clearer picture of this.

Happy to help.

Happy to help.

Please give that a try. It should work just fine for what you need.

What we expected. You're running X-Plane on an on-board Intel GPU. Do you have a standalone Graphics card you can install or do you plan on installing one at any time in the future? On board GPU's aren't really recommended to run X-Plane on. And the TBM will run into all kinds of problems with Intel GPU's.

Sometimes, a reinstall is all it takes. Those gremlins can appear at the oddest of times.

I'll link Saso to this thread and see if he can make any sense out of it. Can you also post the log.txt file. Not the TBM900_Log.txt file. Both files are found in the root X-Plane folder.

If nothing is working, that usually indicates an activation issue, and/or an incorrect installation path. Make sure during installation you select the root X-Plane folder for installation, and you enter your email and password in the activation pop up window. If you've tried this, post your log.txt file and I can take a closer look.

Unknown as yet. I did speak to Saso about it, and we're looking at having a deeper discussion with a Daher employee and a TBM pilot about it.

You need to download them from the nvidia website. The version you have is 442.92...which were released back around February/March. Current drivers are 451.67 The following image is taken from your log.

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https://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/18422-no-p-factor/

This may be a beta X-Plane issue that might need looking into. We'll note this one to look at.