Kontakt can't find the Libraries

beatntrack
beatntrack Member Posts: 2 Newcomer
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After using a suite of VIs from Native Instruments for many years with no trouble, I am suddenly unable to get Kontakt Player 7 to see all my installed libraries. When I click on “Manage Libraries” in Kontakt Player it says to click on “Open Native Access” which flashes momentarily and doesn’t open it. In Native Access it shows all my libraries as installed but the word “installed" greyed out. I have tried all the tricks I know to show KP where to find the libraries on my drive but it says it can’t see any in the folder where they all are.IfItryandreinstallthemIget"Enqueued" followed by an error message.


Mac OS Sonoma 14.7Logic Pro X 11.0.1Native Access redownloadedKontakt Player 7.10.6

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  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,400 mod
    Answer ✓
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186267#Comment_186267

    One question from your initial post.

    IfItryandreinstallthemIget"Enqueued" followed by an error message.

    Can you share a screenshot of the error message?

    Please try resetting Kontakt's database:

    Reinitialize the Kontakt Database

    1. Hold down the alt key on your computer's keyboard and click Go in the Finder menu bar. Choose the appearing Library entry in the drop-down menu.
      GoMenuFinderUserLibrary.png
    2. Navigate to Application Support > Native Instruments.
    3. Depending on the Kontakt version you are using, delete the following folder:
      Kontakt 5: "Kontakt 5"
      Kontakt 6: "Kontakt"
      Kontakt 7: "Kontakt 7"
      Kontakt 8: "Kontakt 8"
    4. Start Kontakt as a standalone application (not in your DAW). 

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  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,400 mod

    Do Logic and Native Access have full disk access? How to Enable Full Disk Access on macOS

    HAve you moved some files after installation? If you open Kontakt in standalone, do you get the same issue? Are your librarieds installed on an external hard drive? What is the format of that drive?

  • beatntrack
    beatntrack Member Posts: 2 Newcomer

    Yes, Native Access has Full Access. No files have been moved. All libraries are on the internal SSD drive. As I said, I have been working with NI instruments for years so I'm aware of the setup. Besides Full Access is there something else - dependencies? - that needs to be enabled in System settings?

    What is mysterious is within the Kontakt Player when I click on Manage Libraries and it says to launch Native Access to find the libraries it doesn't launch Native Access, so there seems to be a communication glitch between the two.

  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,400 mod
    Answer ✓
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186267#Comment_186267

    One question from your initial post.

    IfItryandreinstallthemIget"Enqueued" followed by an error message.

    Can you share a screenshot of the error message?

    Please try resetting Kontakt's database:

    Reinitialize the Kontakt Database

    1. Hold down the alt key on your computer's keyboard and click Go in the Finder menu bar. Choose the appearing Library entry in the drop-down menu.
      GoMenuFinderUserLibrary.png
    2. Navigate to Application Support > Native Instruments.
    3. Depending on the Kontakt version you are using, delete the following folder:
      Kontakt 5: "Kontakt 5"
      Kontakt 6: "Kontakt"
      Kontakt 7: "Kontakt 7"
      Kontakt 8: "Kontakt 8"
    4. Start Kontakt as a standalone application (not in your DAW). 

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