[Solved] Command Center Mess!
Hi, all - I usually like to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem, but Command Center has got me wrapped around the axle and I don't know how to get unwound. In a nutshell, I have X3 Pro installed on my D: drive, but wanted to take advantage of Command Center's insistence on installing Platinum to the C: drive, so I expanded my C: partition and let Command Center have at it. Mostly well and good, except that Command Center put all the Shared folders (Shared Midi Plugins, Shared DXi, Shared Utilities, etc.) in the old X3 location on the D: drive instead of on the C: drive. So, methinks, I am a smart guy, I will just go tweak the registry and tell it that all the 'shared' folders are supposed to be on C:\Program Files\Cakewalk, then I move the 'shared' folders there and restart Platinum. Platinum does not start, so I copy all the 'shared' folders back to the D: drive and everything works again. I check the registry again, and everything points to C: like I want. I run Platinum, open Preferences, run the VST reset after assuring my scan paths are pointing to C:, and then run the Plugin Manager, which indicates that all 'shared' content like Shared Midi Plugins and Shared Dxi are still being grabbed from the D: drive. So, I reboot my system, thinking that perhaps the registry, and maybe Sonar settings, are cached. Whaddya know, all shared content is still being pulled from the D: drive! Anybody have any ideas for how to cure this before I bother the {probably} inundated support people? Thanks!
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