I have the same issue as here: https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/111151

I installed the fanaleds, then i wanted to delete it, i deleted it from the pc, but its still somehow trying to connect on lfs, i know that it isnt somehow fully deleted, because its somehow trying to connect with lfs. Is there anyway how to delete it completely? I wasted like 4 hours on solving this thing.

Can anybody give me an idea how to fix this? If its really not completely deleted, how can i do delete it completely? If its a LFS issue how can i fix this?

And btw i tried to edit the cfg.txt file too, but it keep resets to like 29999 and 30000 port, i think its because fanaleds is still running somehow, i tried every method except trying to completely delete it, because i really do not know how to. I tried to find suspicious things in task manager, Tried to solve it with AI, tried everything.

And i do not wanna change to port to anything else, i wanna keep my port at 29999, for insim apps like TCLights.

I would be really happy if you could provide me a step by step solution. If you could record a tutorial video that would be appreciated too.

npnp

Couple of notes for others in the same situation:

OutSim and OutGauge ports are configured in the cfg.txt file, and if they are enabled they send packets whenever you are on track to any program listening to the port you have set.

InSim is started with a command, but InSim requires a handshake to establish the connection. The problem here was that the OutGauge was set to the same port as the InSim - the spam was from InSim receiving a packet from the OutGauge, and complaining that it wasn't the expected handshake packet.

The solution was to make sure that OutSim, OutGauge and InSim all use different port numbers - OutSim and OutGauge in the cfg.txt file, and InSim via command.

One other note: when altering cfg.txt, LFS must be closed. LFS rewrites the file with the current values when it closes, so any editing you do with LFS open will be undone when you restart LFS.