I did a complete install previously and it defaulted to (x86).
When given the option for a full or custom install, I chose custom due to wishing to change from the default (x86) in favour of my Program Files (圆4). Let me see if I have this correct and doing things properly?Īfter starting from scratch having uninstalled previous attempts, I installed clicking on the SD2 installer msi file. Computer stuff has never been my strongest point.lol I'll crack on and see if I can get this completely solved.
I now realise I failed to set these locations in my VST scan folders. Regarding my UAD and SD2 not showing up in X1. I never had options during intall for installing this as 32 bit. One odd thing is that my 32 bit VB3 Hammond vst installed to Program Files/Cakewalk/VST Plugins. My UAD files are in fact installed to Program File (x86)/Universal Audio - so at least I got something right. Incidentally, during my previous install of SD2, I recall choosing to install the SD2 sound library files to my 1TB midi files drive and it appears to have ignored me, creating 18GB worth of files in my Program Files (x86)/Toontrack folder. If this doesn't work and I end up with the 32 bit one again then I'll do as you suggested and install the 64 bit one next. I'm going to uninstall and reinstall the 64 bit version. The uninstall option for the (x86) 32 bit version is only accessible via the SD2 installation disc. I'm editing this post for the second time having made some advances in solving the problem. Shedding any light on this would be much appreciated.
Prior to a reinstall of SD2 to 'Program Files', would I be okay just deleting the current 18.2GB SD2 folder/files in 'Program Files (x86)' as opposed to uninstalling? I don't see any other way to get rid of it. Also, there is no uninstall file in its folders in the 'Program Files (x86)' folder. However, I cannot uninstall the SD2 from the 'Program Files (x86)' due to it not showing up in my control panel programs, nor the start menu. What I done was uninstall the UAD2 and then reinstalled it to the 'Program Files'. For some reason, the UAD2 software showed up in my programs in the control panel but the SD2 did not. I think I've come to the conclusion that I installed to the wrong location, installing them to 'Program Files (x86)' instead of 'Program Files'. Today, I powered up to find that my UAD2 plugins and SD2 are not available in X1. I didn't have time to check if eveything was operational. After installation, I switched my PC off due to having stuff on that I had to attend to in a hurry. I installed UAD2 and Superior Drummer 2 the other day. I upgraded to X1 a while back and also to a Win7 64 bit operating system. It's more likely my knowledge of computers which is bad here. 64 bit installation issue - Superior Drummer 2ĭidn't know where else to go to ask this.
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