PC information: HP ENVY TOUCHSMART
Configuration: CPU: Intel core i7 5500U (3.0GHz max) GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX850M (4GB dedicated vRAM), RAM:16GB DDR3@1600MHz, HDD:1TB standard + 250GB m.2 SSD, FHD touch screen, Windows 8.1 (home edition).
Problem description:
Terasync is configured correctly (at least I think it is, as it partially works).
Say I'm flying from Ramgoolam International (Mauritius) to Netaji Subash International (India), none of these airports are installed on my computer.
On starting the simulator it says "Downloading scenery", and then I'm placed on a nice runway in Mauritius, no problems. (hence terrasync has worked).
I take off and fly to Netaji subash in India, the MAP and GPS show I'm in the correct place, my aircraft (777-200ER) captures the localizer, intercepts the glide slope, but there's nowhere to land. The terrain is a dark patch, no airport, no runway. If I continue following the glide path, the system calls out "too low, pull up, too low pull up", and then if i ignore these callouts, the aircraft crashes into the dark patch and burns up.
The reverse is true as well, say i start from Netaji Subash (India) and fly to Ramgoolam (Mauritius), in this situation, terrasync downloads the netaji subash airport and places me on a nice shiny runway, but when i arrive to Ramgoolan intl in Mauritius, again there's nowhere to land.
I don't think m making a navigation error myself, as the GPS and MAP show that m hovering over the airport coordinates, and the aircraft captures the LOC and starts following the glidepath if AP is engaged and autoland is programmed).
This problem is NOT present if the DESTINATION airport is installed on the computer (say I'm flying from Ramgoolam intl to KSFO, KSFO, the destination, is preinstalled, and terrasync downloads the departure airport (Ramgoolam intl) fine. The problem shows up when my DESTINATION airport needs to be downloaded by terrasync,
Looks like a problem with terrasync, might be a problem with my graphics or something else, no idea.
Please help.
Thanks.