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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
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heywooood
Mayor Emeritus of Taco City
It's a good idea as a general practice, to check your graphics settings after any sim update or graphics card software updates you install, or just as a routine preflight check. That's what I do every time I open MSFS.
In the case of settings being changed by those programs, I only remember one instance of an MSFS sim update making changes to the MSFS GUI graphics and or data settings. But the reason I check after every update is to learn whether the updates might allow me to
increase my settings - or cause me to have to decrease them - due to whatever the new graphics card version or sim update may have changed.
Sometimes you win - and sometimes you lose - but it's always a good idea to check it.
In the case of settings being changed by those programs, I only remember one instance of an MSFS sim update making changes to the MSFS GUI graphics and or data settings. But the reason I check after every update is to learn whether the updates might allow me to
increase my settings - or cause me to have to decrease them - due to whatever the new graphics card version or sim update may have changed.
Sometimes you win - and sometimes you lose - but it's always a good idea to check it.
collensr
SOH-CM-2025
So glad I read this and thanks for posting. I flew last night and could not work out why all my instruments were blurred. I thought my glasses were dirty or my eyesight has diminished through too much long haul this past few weeks. NO ! My general settings had been changed from TAA to DLSS. All now re-set and crystal clear.