[SOLVED] Why does Sonar VST scan put Kontakt 5 8 & 16 output VSTs under Effects?

At one time all 3 were under VST Instruments. But now Plugin Manager puts the 8 & 16 output versions under VST Audio Effects.
 
If I go to their Properties and check "Configure as synth" and "Force Stereo" and rescan they're all under VST Instruments but with (32 bit) attached to their names. And under "Details" they still have Outputs: 0; Is Synth: No, which causes them to fail when trying to insert them.
 
Doing this also deletes the 64 output version from the Insert Synth menu even though it's still listed in Plugin Manager.
 
What's going on?

I'm using Sonar Plat x64 and have filtered out all my NI 32 bit plugins.
So maybe if there is an issue I'm not seeing it.
My 64bit Kontakt plugs are behaving.
 

>with (32 bit) attached to their names. 
That would indicate that they are 32 bit plugins.
Sounds like you might have some other issues like misnamed plugs or 64/32 mixing.
Check the registry* or use some other tools (like SaviHost) to verify what you're working with.
 
*For Sonar Plat x64 
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Cakewalk Music Software\SONAR\Cakewalk VST X64\Inventory
 
 

I find life easier by not using system folders like \Program Files to store my plugins.
I never have Admin issues or problems moving, backing up or restoring my plugins.
Well almost never, some plugins are a pain regardless of what you do.

Did you move/rename the 64bit Kontact .dll files? If so NI will no longer recognise them. There is a tool to fix this. See here 

Just going to point out @TheSteven's MenuMagic program is amazing for customizing your menus in Sonar and it's still on the "End of 2015 Sale" for $19.99. ;)
 
It's a little confusing at first to get started but he has videos on youtube that help.