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Q:
When I launch ProTools I get a error message telling me that a plugin has expired.How do I get rid of the expired plugin?
A:
FOR MACINTOSH USERS:
1.Make sure no applications are running. 2.Go to your Mac hard drive , then your "System" folder. 3.In your System Folder you will see your "DAE" Folder.Open this. 4.Here you will see a folder called "Plugins" 5.Open this folder and view its contents as a "List" 6.Search for the expired plugin by name. 7.Remove the plugin/s from this folder...(Some plugins have multiple formats..AS..ect..) 8.As long as the Plugin/s are not in the Plugins folder , they will not be initialized upon launch ,eliminating the Expired message! 9.You can keep the expired plugins somewhere else , or Trash them if not needed. FOR PC USERS: 1.Make sure you're not in Pro Tools. 2.Go to your control panel (Start Menu, Settings, Control Panel) 3.Go to Add/Remove programs 4.Find the expired plugins in the list and hit Add/Remove. This will uninstall them.
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