LiveSynth Pro Suddenly Vanished - Any Thoughts?

Do you know that livesynthpro that was included with Sonar is a demo? It really is not any better than other soundfont players out there already with it's demo limitations unless of course you upgraded to the full version.

Probably better to use google than try here. Good luck in finding a solution that you need.

I don't believe the LSP I have is the version included with Sonar.  It has it's own installer.  Been so many years I'd have to go back and sort through emails and paperwork, all I know is it always worked great until I installed S6 for the first time.  Now LSP is "gone" , no longer seen by any of the prior Sonar versions either.  As I said, even going into Add/Remove programs and uninstalling/reinstalling will not fix things.  Never seen anything like this before.  Did S6 intentionally break LSP because that plug-in went out of business circa that timeframe?  Was that some kind of intentional decision by Cake to insure it would not be supported any longer?   I'm grasping at straws here....
 
This is what I found, pretty much same problem, but no solution ever posted: http://forum.cakewalk.com/LiveSynth-Pro-missing-m867560.aspx
 
 

Nope, everything is 32 bit.  I found a few more links of people reporting similar things after installing (upgrading to) S6.  But no solution ever reported back, nor acknowledgement from Cake that this is indeed a problem.  No idea what to make of this.  Unless somebody comes up with a revelation as to how to fix/avoid this problem, it looks like I'll have to forego moving to S6.  :(

Problem is I have 100+ projects already using LSP and want to keep backward compatibility.   Further, until I better understand the problem with LSP and S6 I'm leery of moving to S6 out of fear there could be other unknown consequences.   
 
I've got a test system running right now exhibiting the LSP/S6 problem, so if anybody has any thoughts or ideas as to how I might troubleshoot or learn more about the problem, please chime in....

Sonic

Thanks for that info.  I'm on XP32 and plan to stay there so Windows rev shouldn't be a problem.
 
I have a multi core system, solid OS, lots of great plugs, great drum synths and outboard guitar gear.  And motherboards rated at 300,000+ MTB hours, so I'll be good for many years to come.  I was just excited about moving to S6 because there's some features I was interested in and had always said when I eventually rebuilt my DAW I'd move to S6.  However, that now looks like it ain't happening unless I can figure out this strange LSP dilemma.

Sonic