Anderton
Could one of you smart Windows people advise me whether I should just go into the registry and blitz everything that belongs specifically to XLN audio? Think that might help?
I've never had to do it with XLN, but my suggestion would be:
1) uninstall everything XLN with the uninstallers they provide.
2) Reboot
3) delete any left-over files in Program Files, ProgramData, and users/<you>/AppData/ <find everything>.
On my system I have: AppData/Roaming/XLN Cloud Sync and AppData/Roaming/XLN Online Installer.
Also: ProgramData/XLN Audio
4) delete any registry entries containing XLN
5) Reboot and reinstall.
Fortunately "XLN" is easy to search for in both regedit and (File) Explorer.
Best of luck. Feel free to post or pm with specific questions.
Allan