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I meant install the PinballX .net framework version (not the actual .net 4 runtime). The PinballX installer includes .net core and .net framework versions, the default install is .net core but if you change the compatibility mode of the PinballX installer it can install the framework version of PinballX instead (which has the same version number and updates as the core version). The PinballX log file will indicate on the first line which flavour is installed.

Think he still has the black screen in PinballX issue with just the 1050 (but no black screen in Windows) The log file is showing the same old loop ... 18:24:34.99 10/1/2024: Main display running full screen windowed. 18:24:35.21 10/1/2024: Created DirectX BackGlass Window 18:24:35.48 10/1/2024: Main display running full screen windowed. 18:24:35.71 10/1/2024: Created DirectX BackGlass Window ... and then finishes with an error. Not sure how old your PinballX install was before the upgrade so please try with the legacy .net 4 version of the latest PinballX instead (doesn't use .net core) As https://forums.gameex.com/forums/topic/28684-news-pinballx-590/ "To force the .net 4 install on 64 bit Windows 7 or newer set the compatibility to Windows XP or Vista." (i.e. change the compatibility mode of the installer exe before running it)

Introducing... SUPER GOD MODE!!!!! Given that Microsoft is set on elminating Control Panel some time in the near future, expect options like this or even a 3rd party GUI version some time to replace it.

I have been using this tool for a long time - my folder is dated March 13, 2020. It has made tech support on some systems easier but I just like the extra control that M$ has been slowly taking away over the years. EDIT: Seems this may be a new version of the tool I use. I use "God Mode" and this seems to be an upgrade or improvement or somesuch. I'll look into it.