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Q:
My Waves plugins were working fine on Windows XP & Pro Tools 5.13 until I authorized them. Now they don't show up in Pro Tools at all. How can I get them back?
A:
You will need to open up two Windows:
1. My Computer > C Drive > Program Files > Waves Folder > Waves Plugins 2. Open up Start > Run 3. Drag the Unregister from the Waves Plugins Folder and drop it into the Run Prompt. 4. It should now say: "C:\Program Files\Waves\Plug-Ins\Unregister.exe" 5. After the last quotation mark, insert a space. Then type /unauth and another space. It should look like this: "C:\Program Files\Waves\Plug-Ins\Unregister.exe" /unauth (There is a space before /unauth, and a space after it) 6. Click OK. 7. Next, repeat steps 2-4, using the command /process dsp It should look like this: "C:\Program Files\Waves\Plug-Ins\Unregister.exe" /process dsp (There is a space before /process dsp, and a space after it) 8. Click OK. The extra plugins are now removed, and the plugins should appear in ProTools normally.
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