Hi Jan, Navigraph Navdata doesn?t start, I cannot “Sign In”. it is installed in a corret position and I disinstalled/installed it several times as per your indications but nothing happened. It’s more than one month that I’m in this condition and the situation becomes frustrating.
Please uninstall Navigraph (MSFS Updater) exactly as follows:
Press Start and open Apps & Features.
Open Programs and Features.
Find Navigraph in the list, select it, and press the Uninstall button above. Like the image below. Note: If you don’t find Navigraph in the list then proceed to 4 below.
Hi ian,
the installation path is correct: Users/“Name”/AppData/Local/Programs/Navigraph.
I’ve done everythings as you suggest for the umpteenth time, even turning off the antivirus, as always and, as always, it does not work
Me too. I uninstalled then reinstalled it to the correct path but the same result. When I clicked ‘X’ to close the program, I noticed some processes of Navigraph remained as the background process in task manager.
it is all quite strange anyway. As in the previous forum, a post is opened, people write, the proposed solutions are always the same: uninstall / install, use Chrome, remove the antivirus and the firewall. No one has ever solved the problem and after an answer, which is always that of solutions, the technical staff disappears. The fact is that for more than two months, I have not been able to use Navdata with MSFS; so what’s the point of paying for a service I can’t get
Hi Jan , I open Navigraph Navdata when I press “Sign In” it blinks but nothing happened. Browswer is Edge but with Chrome or Firefox is the same thing. OS is Windows 19 Pro version 2004.
Best regards
I am sorry for the time it has taken to resolve this issue. The development team has been informed about this issue that applies for a small group of users in both Charts and Navdata 2020 Updater on Windows. We have allocated resources to solve this problem but looks like we have failed in the communication to the support team on our progress. It takes time to get to the root of this as it only happens to very few users with no obvious common denominator and we cannot reproduce this ourselves. So far there are indications through TeamViewer sessions with some users that have reported this problem,that operative systems that are using a local language with Unicode characters (like Japanese) could somehow create an issue in a 3rd party library. We have applied a possible fix for this which will be available in Beta 19 that will be released within the next 20 minutes. Please try it out and report back with the results.
It would also be interesting to us if you could verify that the following works on your computer:
thank you for what you have written and for the work you are doing. I have a problem: when I try to open Command Prompt, it appears and disappears right away. However, I did a test installing Navigraph Navdata on a Notebook where Crome is the default browser. There is no MSFS but if it worked you had to at least hook the browser for the login credentials. Instead the result is the usual repeatedly said.
Regards