EDIT: Found them in plug in mgr with a .64 suffix or 3.64? Hope I get this right. 
  Yup. So I wanted to use Perfect Space and when I opened it I remembered of course that I used Jbridge for it and a few others-not many. BUT, as in butt head, I clicked on the wrong thing as I dropped something and ...now I have over a 100 new plugins and I have no idea what to do or where they are?
I figured maybe uninstall jbridge, but all that did was give me errors which I finally had to end task on to stop.
 
Any idea what happened? I mean where are these 100+ vsts?
bummed. Everything was going so good---even my Echo Layla3G, thanks to scooks link and stickmans great help....

I do not use jBridge but my guess is a VST reset may remove the wrapped plug-ins from the VST inventory. Can't hurt to try. If you see files with .64 extensions in the plug-in manager, their paths should be at the bottom of the plug-in manager in the filename field.
 
Glad you got your interface back.

Hey Scook
 
I have been in such a hurry. I have learned a lesson here. I have had Sonar and other things installed for a long time now and I have forgotten all the little stuff. Like , Perfect space won't work Frank if you don't install the impulses. Dumb stuff like that.
 
I really do need to get my CW content folder off of C and back on my sample drive where I had it. Although my sample drive is now the EVO 970 nvme m.2 500GB and the sample do fly. But I guess nothing much gets written to the ce content folder except for installations and plug menu backups and stuff. Since I got you-Does that all sound right?
 
I will try the reset also. Oh forgot all about reverberate 2.0, which O I own and it is same as Perfectspace only 64bit and way more control

If all you have installed is Platinum use the Command Center to relocate the Cakewalk Content. By default, Cakewalk Content does not contain plug-in layouts, take a look in the folder.
 
If you prefer to use a directory junction instead of the Command Center, move the Cakewalk Content folder to a new drive (for example d:) open a command prompt as administrator and type
mklink /j "C:\Cakewalk Content" "D:\Cakewalk Content"
or open powershell as administrator and type
New-Item -ItemType Junction -Path "C:\Cakewalk Content" -Value "D:\Cakewalk Content"

 
 
Thanks again