Hi.
Very frustrating, I am sure.
If it is of any help, the only time I get that message is if I fire up the sim having forgotten
to connect to the internet first.
Good luck.
Hi.
Very frustrating, I am sure.
If it is of any help, the only time I get that message is if I fire up the sim having forgotten
to connect to the internet first.
Good luck.
Here are reasons why this message may appear:
https://flightsimulator.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015985699-Error-message-Please-insert-disc-
I also guess either you were not connected to the internet or the XBox servers were not accessible for some other reason.
Coppersens has provided the correct answer.
Thank you both, captainLIF and Coppersens!
I kept getting this, then noticed that my local time was 9 hours out of sync
put that right and it worked phew!
Received the same message today. Was using the sim just last night. Now I donāt have access to a program that I paid for. Tried every possible option, from adjusting time zones, to resetting X-Box networking, to making sure the Digital Ownership is installed and very other solution I came across, and I JUST USED THE SIME LAST NIGHT!
Itās so frustrating!
Reformatting the entire system and going back to P3D!
Now I remember why I havenāt used the sim since December
Sometimes there are outages of the XBox Live network. This might be one of those occasions.
i have tried all the steps and nothing is working. Just rant he update last night and now for the life of me i cannot run the game it just wants the disk everytime
After weeks of trying to fix this issue, I finally came across a solution on AVSIM that worked for me. It is covered briefly in Coppersens post above.
Today I canāt get to the FSFS, it prompts me to insert the game disk???
i also had this today however it was my internet that was down
Yeah, check your internet connection
I turned off my firewall, and the insert disc message went away.
Good luck.
FYI I had the same issue, it was caused by PiHole domain blocking.
I had to run live diagnostics on Pihole while starting MSFS to isolate the list of blocked domains that was causing this.
Once whitelisted, the error was gone (sorry can-t remember which, but in my case it was a single domain for sure).
Hope this helps someone.
I run a Pihole as well, and have not seen this. Had you perhaps manually added the domain you had to remove?
Well the way Pihole works is one has to add lists of domains that are considered annoying for various reasons ![]()
I used https://energized.pro/ lists and others. For sure this particular domain was blacklisted, it must have been included in one of these lists.
Bottom line as soon as it was whitelisted, MSFS stopped asking for a disc.
Hope it helps.
I didnāt have this problem, so thatās why I asked if you had added it.
Maybe you could tell us, which domain it is so others facing the same issue and using thr same lists could benefit from your finding.
Iām using the default blacklist on the pihole and it doesnāt cause any issues.
Me neither.
Well I currently have more than a million domains blocked in my Pihole, all ads and security or privacy related, including telemetry, so I am not at all using the defaults, just open source lists like the one I linked above.
Sorry I do not have access to my computer at the moment and I do not remember the exact domain.
What I did is ssh into the pihole server and run the following command to find out:
pihole -t | grep 0.0.0.0
and launch MSFS2020 at the same time.
I recall there were 3 or 4 xbox / MS related domains that were blocked, I tried them one by one, and sure enough one particular domain was the culprit ![]()
No more āinsert discā after whitelisting that one ![]()