After installing Jamaica Plain, when I try to start Platinum, I am suddenly getting a warning.
It is titled "VSTScan.EXE - System Error"
The warning says....
"The program can't start because ________ is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."
The actual missing dll's that fill in the blank above are....
QtGui4.dll
QtCore4.dll
WavesLib_9.1_Win32.dll
I have never had this before this update. I have no idea what the Qt ones even are.
If I click through these warnings repeatedly, Platinum will open and, all seems to be fine. I'm stumped, and not amused.
Anybody have any ideas?
 
PS
I am running Windows 7 and Sonar Platinum 32 bit

Qt is a cross platform GUI library http://www.qt.io/developers/
I do not believe Cakewalk uses Qt libs but I suspect some plug-ins might.
Does roll back make a difference?

Rolling back to Ipswitch did not help. I reinstalled Jamaica Plain and, it still does it.

Possibly a problem with Waves. I do not use Waves products but the third dll in your list might point that way and they might use a cross platform library like Qt.

Why would it just start after this Jamaica Plain update? I have never had this problem before.

There was some work done on the scanner. From http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/2007013431/SONAR-2015-Jamaica-Plain-Update-Notes

Scanning is faster for “shell” plug-ins that contain many sub plug-ins (e.g., Waves).

Try..

Roll back. Then check the VST file paths in CCC settings AND Sonar preferences to see if they are correct. Then try installing again.

Ta.

Tried that. All paths are OK.
 

The weird thing is, it's calling out Waves 9.1. My Waves plugs are 9.2. I suspect the old 9.1 files are still being read by the scanner. Not sure how to remedy that.

I am having a similar issue except the scanner says it's looking for a 64-bit version of 9.2 when I have 9.3 installed. I direct it to the folder where 9.2 is located but Sonar simply will not "read" th file it is asking for. So I clicked "cancel", it scanned version 9.3 next and moved on. The JUST started with Jamaica.

Steve