Not sure of its even possible unless you use the CCC for the installation.

If you downloaded the installer into the folder designated by the CCC, and then installed via the CCC there should be a record of each. Installation so that when you right click on Sonar in the CCC installation pane you should get several rollback options. Of you didn't use the CCC then you don't get to roll back.

mudgel
Not sure of its even possible unless you use the CCC for the installation.

If you downloaded the installer into the folder designated by the CCC, and then installed via the CCC there should be a record of each. Installation so that when you right click on Sonar in the CCC installation pane you should get several rollback options. Of you didn't use the CCC then you don't get to roll back.

As I suspected.

paulo

mudgel
Not sure of its even possible unless you use the CCC for the installation.

If you downloaded the installer into the folder designated by the CCC, and then installed via the CCC there should be a record of each. Installation so that when you right click on Sonar in the CCC installation pane you should get several rollback options. Of you didn't use the CCC then you don't get to roll back.

As I suspected.

Somewhere here Noel talked about doing the rollback manually.  Sorry, I don't remember which post it was in.
 

http://forum.cakewalk.com/Sonar-updates-for-offline-computer-m3163027.aspx
 
I think that as long as the downloads are installed, whether manual or CCC, and they exist on your machine, you can do a manual rollback by executing the file to which you want to roll back. But I can't confirm, I do everything through the CCC.

I believe the automatic process with C3 runs an uninstall of the current version before laying down the selected roll back version. If I were to attempt a manual roll back, I would do the same.

mudgel

RD9
You should consider changing your handle to Sauron as you are truly "all seeing" :)  Thanks again for your help.
Richard

Haha. My mouth (typing) can get me in enough trouble.

 
KNOW THAT HE SUFFERED GREATLY AT THE HANDS OF HIS ISP HOST

Too geeky? On some forums, that would be the joke of the century.
 

Original poster here.. Thanks, using the CCC to back off Everett worked. It was the Drum map issue, showed up immediately after install. I've seen the posts on the fix, thanks

John T
Too geeky? On some forums, that would be the joke of the century.
 

I needed a laugh. Sadly this wasn't it. I don't understand.

I have rolled back manually previously by simply running the installer for the version you wish to return to.