Instalation confusion

imogen

Hi,

I have bought Native percussionist and the music production suit. Percussionist works fine. Not sure where anything in the suite has ended up as it's not showing in the native access folder and the ones that were like izotope which i did install were coming up in Ableton but are now not. Meanwhile my C drive is nearly full and causing problems. I want to clear everything off including native accessand start again. Can i do that? And when I reinstall everything can I put it all on the D drive? There seem to be bits of native stuff every where at the moment, on the D and the C drives.

Uwe303

Hello,

you don´t have to clear everything, especially not native access. Biggest lirbraries are the kontakt ones, you can move them and relocate them via native access

https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005719829-Moving-a-Native-Instruments-Product-to-Another-Location-on-Your-Computer

or just uninstall libraries and expansions, then change the libraries folder in native access preferences and reinstall them. Maybe you can also set the new folder and use the reinstall function on the libraries and expansions by clicking on the three dots on the right on every product and select reinstall. But all vst effects and instruments i would leave on drive c:, they are not that big.

Uwe303

Hello,

you don´t have to clear everything, especially not native access. Biggest lirbraries are the kontakt ones, you can move them and relocate them via native access

https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005719829-Moving-a-Native-Instruments-Product-to-Another-Location-on-Your-Computer

or just uninstall libraries and expansions, then change the libraries folder in native access preferences and reinstall them. Maybe you can also set the new folder and use the reinstall function on the libraries and expansions by clicking on the three dots on the right on every product and select reinstall. But all vst effects and instruments i would leave on drive c:, they are not that big.