Free Flight is the default so that is why it is so full. Apparently they have no clue either and also would be nice if they could put the lobby that you want to log into before signing in. I was having the same issue yesterday and called MS but all they could do was tell me to create another user login. If folks would move their servers over to some of the other lobbys we might have better luck getting connected without getting disconnected. I got in the free flight just long enough to change lobbies and have no problem staying connected however there is barely anyone in those other lobbies.
You are correct but it means the free flight lobby is full. I had a different version of mfc80.dll, but worked all the same.I suspect it was either SQL Server Express, or OnTime 2008 that installed the new version, as these were the only 2 applications I installed recently.I only replaced mfc80.dll rather than all 4 as the other 3 were in use, i suspect by SQL server running as a service.Everything I need for my daily routine runs without any problems after replacing the file.Thanks again.I read online that it is a default message meaning the server is full. 832 is coming from a microsoft>update.>I am aware that this solution could have some side efects but>did not find any other one.>Could you try and report especialy for those having this>problem after installing a new software?Thanks.This worked for me. 762 is coming from a>service pack of FSX and. >Hello,>I have exactly the same problem and i have a solution but it>would be fine to know if it works for all:>1/ make a search of mfc80.dll on your C: partition>2/ i find three dll:>7.42>7.762>7.832>3/ i open the folder containing the third one:>C:WINDOWSWinSxSx86_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_7.832_x-ww_3c7408c9>create a new folder and drop in it the four dll found in it>4/ i open the folder containig the second one>C:WINDOWSWinSxSx86_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_7.762_x-ww_3bf8fa05>and copy the four dll in the folder find in point 3>I suppose that.
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