If I upgrade to bigger computer can I reinstall my registered items?

Hello,
My pc is too small to go on. I want to buy more items but my HDD is old. Can I uninstall NI soft from old pc and install it to a new one? Will I retain the rights?
Best Answers
-
Yes, you can even install your products on the new computer without deleting them from previous one (but do it, if you’ll never use old one anymore). They can be installed on more devices (usually 3, even more for some programs).
If the problem is just the hard disk capacity, you can also buy an external drive on which you can install largest libraries (external drive that then can be used on different computers)
0 -
Hello stergio33, to add on top of the LostInFoundation's answer, here is how you can do it, in case you will need further help about how to move the products in an external harddrive:
By changing the installation preferences you change the paths of your future installations,
I always highly advise following Native Instruments recommendations regarding file handling, this can help prevent several issues from occurring in the future.
How to Change the Install Locations in Native Access
Applications are best left default, the download location is negligible and the content location may be external if the format is supported.
We recommend using NTFS on Windows and Mac OS Extended (Journaled) on Mac OSX 10.12 and lower, APFS for 10.13 and higher.
Notes on Hard Drive Formats on Mac Computers
To change the paths of installations you have already made please see:
Moving a Native Instruments Product to Another Location on Your Computer
Moving a Native Instruments Product to Another Location on Your Computer [VIDEO]
I hope this helps☺️
0
Answers
-
Yes, you can even install your products on the new computer without deleting them from previous one (but do it, if you’ll never use old one anymore). They can be installed on more devices (usually 3, even more for some programs).
If the problem is just the hard disk capacity, you can also buy an external drive on which you can install largest libraries (external drive that then can be used on different computers)
0 -
Thank you very much
0 -
Hello stergio33, to add on top of the LostInFoundation's answer, here is how you can do it, in case you will need further help about how to move the products in an external harddrive:
By changing the installation preferences you change the paths of your future installations,
I always highly advise following Native Instruments recommendations regarding file handling, this can help prevent several issues from occurring in the future.
How to Change the Install Locations in Native Access
Applications are best left default, the download location is negligible and the content location may be external if the format is supported.
We recommend using NTFS on Windows and Mac OS Extended (Journaled) on Mac OSX 10.12 and lower, APFS for 10.13 and higher.
Notes on Hard Drive Formats on Mac Computers
To change the paths of installations you have already made please see:
Moving a Native Instruments Product to Another Location on Your Computer
Moving a Native Instruments Product to Another Location on Your Computer [VIDEO]
I hope this helps☺️
0
Categories
- All Categories
- 19 Welcome
- 1.5K Hangout
- 62 NI News
- 786 Tech Talks
- 4.1K Native Access
- 16.6K Komplete
- 2K Komplete General
- 4.3K Komplete Kontrol
- 5.7K Kontakt
- 1.6K Reaktor
- 380 Battery 4
- 846 Guitar Rig & FX
- 429 Massive X & Synths
- 1.3K Other Software & Hardware
- 5.8K Maschine
- 7.3K Traktor
- 7.3K Traktor Software & Hardware
- Check out everything you can do
- Create an account
- See member benefits
- Answer questions
- Ask the community
- See product news
- Connect with creators