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Paris píše:zkus update, jestlis ho nestahoval jeste: http://www.steinberg.net/en/support/dow ... _cle4.html

Paris píše:to mi taky udelal. od ty doby tomu halionu chybi nastroje ... jeste jsem to neopravoval....

Paris píše:zkus jeste aktualizovat ten elicencer http://www.elicenser.net/en/latest_downloads.html

I too had same problem, could not select any instrument in Halion. Like you, I tried reloading all software, very frustrating, only to find such a simple solution. As I recall, Just deselect(un-tick) route folder and you are asked if you would like to remove, answer yes then reselect(tick in parent folder box) and away you go, all reloads up.

First, I had already upgraded my Cubase LE to 4.1.x via the update on the website. I found out at this page (https://www.steinberg.net/en/support/kn ... =halionone) that I first needed to do an update install of HalionOne, and there is no separate installation program on the included disc, so you have to download the installer here: ftp://ftp.steinberg.net/Download/VSTi_H ... .1.0.0.exe

It is amazing but they tell you on the forum that the update will screw up HALionONe, but they don't mention this on the update page. Try running this update, and hopefully it works. For me, it didn't work and I had two error messages during the install.

A message popped up stating that the installation program could not locate two files: Essential_set.msi and the other file name I forget, but it was very similar. The installation program was looking for these files in the temp directory that it had created during the installation (it shows the path of that directory with the message, but you can't change the path) I had the option to Cancel, Ignore, or Retry. Retry wouldn't work, so I chose ignore. The installation program finished, but HalionOne still had the same problem, even after trying all of the steps on the website.

I realized that those two files that it could not locate ARE located on the Cubase 4LE installation disc (use the search option to locate them). The installation program wouldn't look for them there, and didn't give you the option to specify that path. What a pain!

So what I did is started the Halion Installer again (as I did just above - Update_HALionOne_1.1.0.0.exe), and when I got to the part where that error message popped up (and the installation temporarily stops), I COPIED these two files that were on my disc to the TEMP directory that is shown in the error message). After they were copied, I click RETRY and the program continued. This time everything was worked great!

I hope this helps someone.

pavlii píše:Das is echte germanische precision

Paris píše:btw ... pritah sem si dneska domu krabici s protoolama, abych tu cubasi trochu postrasil