Sorry for my English. I followed all the forum threads and the manual on the
malfunction, but the problem with alignment remains. Everything worked well on 747 RFP in fs2004, but and one day came the 06-41 error.

I searched and i found the problem is this, treated in other topic
"Hi,
as written in the FS / CIVA / DOCS / ACTION AND MALFUNCTION CODES the code inserted 06-41 Appears When the present position differs blackberries than 3NM from the parking position where the plane arrived in the precedent flight.
In the realty hardly ever changes the plane parking gate During the stops in the transit airports and, on the other hand, the tolerance of 3NM is quite enough to cover all plane movements in almost all world airports.
But Within FS flight simmers change at every session and almost always the Departure gate position differs blackberries than 3NM from the precedent arrival gate position.
Do not consider 06-41 as an error but as a warning and it can be cleared clicking over the TEST INS button as required.
If you're departing from the same gate where you arrived in the precedent session and 06-41 codes Appear, give a look at the inserted gate position maybe you've made an unintentional mistake insertion.
Regards Gianfranco "
It's impossible to ignore the malfunction because the INS has support for the Latitude, so it's impossibbile ignore and keep doing the alignment. I believe that there is some error in .isd file in CIVA folder. I know the ins civa years, the malfunction is from one day to the other. probably linked to some update of the computer? I tried deleting the folder, and Civa
The INS sistem does not allow insert Latitude, so it's impossible ignore and keep doing the alignment. I believe that there is some error in .isd file in CIVA FS9 folder.
I know the ins civa operation by a lot years, the malfunction is from one day to the other. probably linked to some update of the computer? I tried deleting the Civa folder and reinstalling, but the problem remains. Can not load the LAT. The error probalbly is in the Gauge? What could be the solution? Fabio Thanks for assitence.