You can activate scenery and place it where you want in the priority listing without even starting FSX - this can be achieved by simply dragging and dropping. Its a good tool to help find errors and manage your scenery. Something that may be of interest to you is this handy little tool called Scenery Config Editor - it can be found at: If not in your list do as JSkorna has stated and simply add the appropriate MyTraffic scenery area to FSX as normal. Note that the numbers should run consecutively starting at 001 and the last added item will be at the bottom of the listing in the scenery.cfg file and will also have the highest number - EDIT to clarify this last sentence - In the FSX setting page when you add new scenery it is automatically placed at the top of the priority list at 1 but when viewed as 'raw' data in the scenery.cfg file it will be at the bottom of list and will have the latest number to be assigned - for example this could be 50, 100, 150 etc depending on how many sceneries you have added - EDIT END However, I suspect that it is not/never was in the listing because, if you had a missing area that had been activated into the list and then deleted for some reason you would get an error message each time you started FSX until you sorted the issue - this would give details of the missing area ID using the number. cfg file and is used as an example - so first check to see if it appears under another entry.

First note that YOUR MyTraffic entry, if set, will not necessarily be under - this is the relevant entry in BURKHRD'.

My traffic 2010 fs2004