What shouldI I do when the HDD which contains contents of Komplete broke down?

Matsumoto
Matsumoto Member Posts: 6 Newcomer

What shouldI I do when the HDD which contains contents of Komplete broke down?

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  • Maciej Repetowski
    Maciej Repetowski Member Posts: 667 Guru
    edited September 7 Answer ✓

    It’s OK to cry a little… 😜

    Then, after you compose yourself - buy a new HDD/SSD and re-download your content from NI user account.

  • BIF
    BIF Member Posts: 946 Guru
    edited September 9 Answer ✓

    I might be the only guy here who actually BACKS UP my VST drives. It's faster to restore from a backup to a new drive than it would be to re-download everything. And I say that having high speed internet (over 1,000 mbps).

    Just in Native Access alone, I have 406 items. And if you count my Arturia and other products, I'm probably well over 500. All four of my VST drives add up to over 6TB of data, so there's no way re-downloading would be desirable unless I was completely starting all over again with a fresh install of Windows. And I take backups so that I'll never have to do that.

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  • Maciej Repetowski
    Maciej Repetowski Member Posts: 667 Guru
    edited September 7 Answer ✓

    It’s OK to cry a little… 😜

    Then, after you compose yourself - buy a new HDD/SSD and re-download your content from NI user account.

  • Matsumoto
    Matsumoto Member Posts: 6 Newcomer

    Dear Mr. Repetowski

    Thank you for your quick response and comment. Now my system seems to be back on track.

    Yours

  • BIF
    BIF Member Posts: 946 Guru
    edited September 9 Answer ✓

    I might be the only guy here who actually BACKS UP my VST drives. It's faster to restore from a backup to a new drive than it would be to re-download everything. And I say that having high speed internet (over 1,000 mbps).

    Just in Native Access alone, I have 406 items. And if you count my Arturia and other products, I'm probably well over 500. All four of my VST drives add up to over 6TB of data, so there's no way re-downloading would be desirable unless I was completely starting all over again with a fresh install of Windows. And I take backups so that I'll never have to do that.

  • Matsumoto
    Matsumoto Member Posts: 6 Newcomer

    Dear BIF

    Thank you for your advice. I'll do it in case that happens again.

    Yours

  • BIF
    BIF Member Posts: 946 Guru

    You're welcome. Best of luck!

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