I got the pdf but I was wondering if it had updated before that. Thanks for the answer that helps.

I have not yet loaded the past 2 monthly updates. I do not use Command Center, and I perform my updates offline for reasons beyond the scope of this forum message.
 
Do I need to individually load all previous updates that I have not yet loaded, or is it necessary to load the most recent update only?

Updates are cumulative.
Identify the installers which have changed since your last update and grab the current versions.

Ok the upsample thing could be really cool. I read the pdf and see where to enable it. However I did not see where to specify the higher sample rate for the upsample.

It automatically doubles the project sample rate. The sample rate can be specified, see the "Upsample Settings" section in http://www.cakewalk.com/D...mp;help=Mixing.25.html
 

I just looked in CCC and there was a quick update for Drum Replacer. Maybe the off button.

I totally agree that Sonar needs an update all button and the scan each time is driving me nuts. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the updates but isn't there someway one could select all the requires updates instead of this backwards and forwardsing???

My only issue with the regular updates it that every time we install an update Sonar forgets everything about the configuration and resets it back to default. At least with regard to the locations of the files etc.
 
I keep most settings at default except where the projects are stored so its not too big of a deal but still... Plus I know others are much more affected by this...

PianoManinSoCal
So far, it's not working.
...
[font="verdana, geneva; font-size: medium; line-height: 1.8"]the BSOD appeared and my system rebooted. Admittedly, I had a few other apps open, including Excel. However, that never caused problems before. 

 
Sorry to hear that.
 
If you are experiencing Blue Screens, that indicates a system driver issue.  You can check your event logs in Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Event Viewer.  Once open, click on Windows Logs and have a look at what's in System.
System crashes will be logged there and you can find out what driver is associated with that.  Also, general system issues will be logged there.
 
For Blue Screen errors, in particular, look for a Source of BugCheck.  It may tell you where a dump file was saved. Then, you can use a viewer like this:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
 
Armed with that info, you can see if the driver vendor has an update for what had the fault.
I would resolve that issue first before working on other potential issues.
 
Keith
 

How can I update offline, can i download the update to a memory stick and install it on my studio pc?
Also do I have to wait to be prompted by sonar to reactivate at the end of each month?