[Franklin]

The process of re-downloading worked (it verified) and it recognized my installers on the external drive.  I still had to copy the 2.2 GB Updater file package from the external drive (with 23.7GB empty space) to my OS drive because it got stuck on the unzipping process during the Product Manager install.  After copying the update package to the OS drive and running the verification again, I was able to install.

I’ve attached a text file of the original install of SD3 Part 1.  I think it is fine, so I went ahead and installed the Update and MIDI.  The one “error” in the log could have been because I created a folder called S:\Toontrack\Superior Drummer 3\ to install the library before I ran the installer.

Anyway all is working.

Thanks,

Frank

[Franklin]

I did restart the Product Manager, with the location changed to the external drive, and it did not see the installer (Home recording machine is Win7).  My work machine is Win10, and it did see the ones in Downloads and on the external drive after restarting, so maybe different machines different results.

I will check this tonight (6:00pm EST) and reply back.  I will try the download option and I will also check the log.  I bet a “re-download” will fix it.

Windows gave the message” This program may have not have installed correctly” after I manually ran the “Sound Installer.exe” under the Part 1 download folder.  The Toontrack installer finished without errors.  This is a standard Windows message that can occur with any installer from any program.  It gives you an option to reinstall using recommended settings, which I did not select.  This message can pop up when a program installs correctly, too.

Thanks all,

Frank

• This post was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Franklin.

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