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tre_dy

tre_dy

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1 Posted on 07/26/2005 at 16:26:55
Hello everyone,
I'm new of this forum.

I have installed an original version of Cubasis SVT 4 on Windows XP Pro; but when I try to lunch it, a message says: could not load Cubasis.eng - reinstall Cubase version. I saw in the folder Cubasis and there is the file Cubasis.eng.
I re-installed more and more time, but nothing; what can I do?

My PC system has:
- CPU 2.8 GHz
- 512 MB of RAM
- SigmaTel C-Major Audio


I'm working with file audio and I stopped all. Can somebody help me?

Thanks in advance
silverbot01

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2 Posted on 07/28/2005 at 17:24:08
i may not be the smartest in audio, or even close to it, but this a question to be answered by a computer guy...aka me

the problem you have is in the registry, or it seems, anyways when you updated or upgraded it made a mistake in the registry, and it uses the same place in the registry no matter wat place u install it, you might need a registry cleaning or mechainic program

a clean install of your OS would help but i highly recommend you DONT, but its the last choice if the registry is screwed up internally

this is mainly a windows problem as well, if you want help with this more deeply you can go to their website or microsoft.com, may seem daring to go to microsoft, but its not 40bucks an hour calls like the phone
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