We see from time to time an issue where a default Asobo airport conflicts with the Orbx or partner version of the same airport. Disabling that default airport resolves the issue. Here are a couple of ways to disable a default airport.
Method 1
- Open Microsoft Flight Simulator and open Content Manager from your profile.
- Select the default airport you wish to remove and press [DELETE]
Note: You can go back into Content Manager at any time and reinstall the deleted scenery.
Method 2
- Locate the Content.xml file
MSFS Store Version: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache
Steam Version: C:\Username\Owner\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator
*Username is your name - Open the file using any text editor such as the Windows10 Notepad.
- Press [CTRL][F] and search for the airport ICAO code you want to disable. In this case LOWI, and change the value from "true" to "false".
- Save the file.
The specific Asobo scenery is now disabled and any scenery texture conflicts should be resolved.
Comments
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This seems to not be working anymore
It seems Asobo only use the Content.xml for community addons now, it doesn't contain the Asobo addons anymore.
What's more is the Premium and Deluxe airports now get hidden inside a single package after re-install and cannot be removed individually in the content manager.
See screenshots here:
https://imgur.com/a/DOFxU2u
Click the Premium Package in Content Manager and then click the 3line icon on the right. This will expand the premium content into its constituent components
Thanks Rafael, I confirm it works 👍
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