I have the same problem. Maybe TenLSP.dll is 32-bit, and the computer is 64-bit (my computer is a 64-bit flagship version), so the dll files are not compatible. At present, all software related to networking will give this prompt, not just flying cars.

Another possibility is that the computer is 32-bit, and TenLSP.dll is 32-bit, but TenLSP.dll's file is damaged and the game can't run normally.

The last possibility is that LSP is related to network connection, and it is possible that the network connection of LSP points to incorrect software and cannot start networking (including networking 360, Jinshan, and housekeeper, at least in my case, I can't fix it if I want to).

My solution is to search for LSP-related characters from 360 (Jinshan, Guanjia and so on) installation files and repair LSP. If you don't install protection or something, you can restore the system. If the recovery fails, it is recommended to find the LSP repair program from other computers with Internet access (or computers with these installed) and copy it to the problematic computer.

TenLSP.dll is the last resort to solve the problem of high delay. They don't want to spend a lot of money to improve the hardware quality of the server and come up with the concept of acceleration. But the file itself is prone to defects, and the LSP of the system has been modified (this is speculation, at least according to my current situation). 64-bit systems can run while experiencing services, including accelerator services. When downloading the official version, the update patch MD5 may be incorrect and prone to errors.