Pardon me.. if I find this entire situation ridiculous and silly.
Toontrack, may I ask why you guys didn’t just write some separate uninstaller executables? Like why do I need to waste that much storage space or download 200+Gb worth of data just to uninstall my Superior Drummer 3 sound libraries?
I put all my VST and DAWS on a different computer earlier this year. I’m going to go ahead and redownload this stuff once.
I love the Toontrack products I own. But… nobody thought it might be more convenient for the end-user to add an uninstaller to the extracted libraries rather than tie it into the installer?
Operating system: Windows 11
