I changed my drive letter in the midst of installing software. (Not DURING installation, just in between installing all sorts of plugins and such. AFTER installing Cakewalk in any case)
Therefore some programs had problems starting... I referred their settings and shortcuts etc. to the right folder/drive again and they were fine.
Cakewalk was fine too, until I wanted to update it. The update installer said it could not find it on the Drive it was somehow/somewhere noted to be installed on. That'd be the old drive letter....... I have never regretted something this much.
So I reinstall the whole thing. Scanned for leftover files and registry entries, even. Deleted it all, rebooted, ran Bandlab Assistant and ran the installer.
When configuring the vstplugins folder... the 'Browse...' button is greyed out, and so is the path text entry field.
Pressing next results in a dialog that tells me to choose another folder. And I still can not after pressing OK.
What now?
I will try reinstalling Bandlab too. Perhaps Bandlab is asked where it thinks standard folders are... and I haven't completely reinstalled Bandlab yet.
If there are any other ideas. Like where to find a file or a registry key containing these standard folders.. please let me know!Reinstalling Bandlab did not work. Same problem persists.... I am now without the DAW I need to complete my work, and without a way to install it, short of changing the Drive Letter.
Should not have tried to fix, nor update, while I had acute work to do. Lessen learned there, too....
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Arjen Fortuin
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I changed my drive letter in the midst of installing software. (Not DURING installation, just in between installing all sorts of plugins and such. AFTER installing Cakewalk in any case)
Therefore some programs had problems starting... I referred their settings and shortcuts etc. to the right folder/drive again and they were fine.
Cakewalk was fine too, until I wanted to update it. The update installer said it could not find it on the Drive it was somehow/somewhere noted to be installed on. That'd be the old drive letter....... I have never regretted something this much.
So I reinstall the whole thing. Scanned for leftover files and registry entries, even. Deleted it all, rebooted, ran Bandlab Assistant and ran the installer.
When configuring the vstplugins folder... the 'Browse...' button is greyed out, and so is the path text entry field.
Pressing next results in a dialog that tells me to choose another folder. And I still can not after pressing OK.
What now?
I will try reinstalling Bandlab too. Perhaps Bandlab is asked where it thinks standard folders are... and I haven't completely reinstalled Bandlab yet.Reinstalling Bandlab did not work. Same problem persists.... I am now without the DAW I need to complete my work, and without a way to install it, short of changing the Drive Letter.If there are any other ideas. Like where to find a file or a registry key containing these standard folders.. please let me know!
Should not have tried to fix, nor update, while I had acute work to do. Lessen learned there, too....
Sincerely,
Arjen
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