Hi
I recently got this DAW computer (well late last year) and have rebuilt most of my vst directories - except the stuff I wasted $1000s on that I never used (what is grunk anyway?).
 
One I sorely miss is Camel Alchemy.  I loved it so much that I purchased ALL the soundbanks.  
 
I have a 3TB external drive that I copied everything to before the change over to this new PC.  
 
Is there a way to resurrect Alchemy to this PC?  I paid for it.  It is not cracked software.  
 
I have tried to copy the stuff into the Sonar directories that needs to be there and the stuff into the VST directories that needs to be there, but I get something with no skin (a skeleton I would guess).
 
Is there a process to do this correctly, or am i just josed?  
 
Bo from Tejas

Before going out of business Alchemy made repeated communications advising owners to log on to their site and download the installers of whatever you had a license for.
I did it, and it is saved on a backup drive.
The next question is will it work if, and or when I need to use it.

Alchemy is personalized, you can install it without any registration, if the installer will run with your OS. Here with Win 10 and OS X 10.12 it's fine ;)
 
But if you don't have the installer, there's no way to install it again. Or buy Logic X with the Mac-dongle ...

Simple, I'd gladly pay you tuesday for an installer today!  

I've replaced the SSD in my DAW and updated my laptop OS to win 10 and haven't had any problems with Alchemy.

I don't have the installer, sorry.
 
I was able to migrate mine over from my old PC, did you recreate the file structure exactly within C:\System\ProgramData\Camel Audio?  There are shortcuts to those folders that need to be in your VST folder.