Per our conversation, please follow the step below to start fresh with all Waves related, by uninstall and reinstall Waves. It was nice talking to you over the phone. Only Microsoft apps have advanced options everything else only has the option to uninstall. Select the app you want to change permissions, and click the Advanced options link. If you're trying to allow or deny file access to a specific application, the quickest way to do this is to update the app settings using these steps: How to change file access permissions per app on Windows 10 To allow or deny file system access for one of these programs, check the settings in the program itself. Certain Windows programs, such as those that are downloaded from the internet or installed with some type of media (such as a CD, DVD, or USB storage device) won’t appear in that list and are not affected by the Allow apps access your file system setting. Not all apps will appear under Choose which apps can access your file system. Under Choose which apps can access your file system, choose the individual apps and services for which you want to allow or block file system access and change the settings to On or Off. Make sure Allow apps to access your file system is turned On. Go to Start, and then select > Settings > Privacy > File system. To allow or block file system access for a specific app and service I have 2 sets of instructions that lead to dead ends. Meanwhile, I can't use any 3rd party plugins and they are on all my projects.īefore you do that though, check Windows Defender, One Drive and any other virus checker/cloud sync software has those directories excluded. Neither has tech support that I know of and Waves tech support doesn't return my inquiry. I don't know if I can eliminate Gobbler or Pace as the culprit. Another poster said that there was a problem with VST3 that isn't on VST2. I don't know if I can even locate them all, and you can't delete the x86 folder. One poster said put all the plugins in C/ program files/ common files/ VST3. Then someone suggested I remove all the 32 bit plugins. I uninstalled the C++ stuff and reinstalled, as one post suggested. I have scoured the internet, only to find confusing and contradictory advice. Main obvious problem is runtime error not allowing a vst scan.
I installed a new hard drive and switched from Win 7 Pro to Win 10 Pro.
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