Downloading to an external SSD

Spiralkeeps

Bought Complete 15 Ultimate. Downloading now to a MacBook Pro. I have 1 TB of internal HD so I bought a 2 TB external SSD however during the installation process it never gave me the option to choose the external SSD as a destination.

From online exploring it seems some of the download should stay on the internal HD and I can move all the rest to the external SSD. If this is true, where would I find a list of what should be moved and what shouldn't?

Thanks in advance.

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/45518/downloading-to-an-external-ssd

during the installation process it never gave me the option to choose the external SSD as a destination.

Use latest version of Native Access for your OS

You set the 'Content' and Download paths in Native Access file management part of settings to your external drive. And leave apps (and plugins) at default locations (system drive).

I can move all the rest to the external SSD. If this is true, where would I find a list of what should be moved and what shouldn't?

it's mostly rather simple if you look in Native Access then the Applications (e.g. Kontakt) and Effects (plugins) goes to default location system drive and the rest is Content. But you are trying to 'micro-manage' what you should not micro-manage. All you need to do is to do the above : "You set the 'Content' and Download paths in Native Access file management part of settings to your external drive. And leave apps (and plugins) at default locations (system drive). "

You can use the N.A. library sort to get an overview , but after having set paths in N.A. settings then just leave the rest to N.A.

If you already installed some content to internal drive then move (not copy) it to external drive and then check articles linked to below here :

Reinstalling a Komplete Bundle Without Re-Downloading Kontakt Libraries

Moving a Native Instruments Product to Another Location on Your Computer

Using the Repair / Relocate All Function in Native Access

Disks must be of correct format : Notes on Network Drives and Disk Formats

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Spiralkeeps

Thank you, it seems all has been downloaded, most to the HD and the rest to the SSD

Now I'm unable to get the s49 software into it. Ill open that in a new post.