How do I install Ez Drummer onto new Windows 7 PC?

[riverman63]

I have a new Windows 7 PC, EzDrummer is installed and registered on an old laptop. I want to install EzDrummer onto the new PC. I’ve downloaded the new updates onto the new PC but it looks like I need to have the original version installed on it first.
I have version 1.20 on disc but that wont install on the new pc just like it didn’t on the laptop. I had to download a version from your website to install it. I’ve just looked and I cannot find the original EzDrummer program files, just updates.
Where can I download the original EzDrummer program from?
Do I then install the updates over this?
Can I have Ezdrummer on 2 machines? or do I have to delete the original from the old laptop?

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[riverman63]

Apparently I need EzDrummer 1.3 before I can install the updates. Where do I get this from?

[Scott]

Download the latest 1.4.0 full product. Download link is right below your serial number.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[riverman63]

Yes. I spotted that, downloaded it, opened it and got this

[riverman63]

Then when I try to install that I get this….

[riverman63]

Sorry my mistake, I clicked on the wrong file. This is what I get when run the installer for EZdrummer 1.4

[Scott]

An error 1309 is caused by attempting to run the installer before the contents of the download have been un-zipped. To avoid this error please right click the downloaded file and select “Extract All,” then choose a destination for the files to be extracted to. We recommend the desktop to avoid any confusion with the original download. Finally, please run the now extracted installer.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[riverman63]

Yes, it is now installed thanks. I am running a 64 bit version of windows 7 and Reaper. It says that the plugin is bridged so I guess I’m running the 32 bit version. Can I run the 64 bit update file to make it 64 bit?

[Scott]

Yes. Make sure you take note of the 64-bit install path and set that path accordingly in Reaper.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[riverman63]

Cheers Scott, I appreciate the help

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