After the installation is ready, reboot Windows and then start Spat Revolution again, and everything should work as intended.

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If you experience corrupted .cab file errors or if you’re getting error messages regarding, or are having problems with, expired or non-updated certificates (if you for instance are working on a computer that doesn’t have an internet connection and doesn’t get regular Windows updates), then you will need to download and install this certificate updater to make the Flux:: Center installer working.

Download and install the certificate updater, then re-install the latest version of Flux:: Center, which should fix these issues.

Windows Certificate Updater

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Try installing the latest available driver for the graphic card (or chipset), normally found directly on the AMD or NVidia website, and sometimes on the computer manufacturer’s website (more commonly for laptop and other computers built together with the screen).

The generic graphic driver installed with windows is not supporting OpenGL 2.0, which is required by Flux:: Center, and by all our software, on both macOS and Windows, as all our software uses advanced 3D-graphics for the graphical user interface, enhancing the usability and the workflow in the software.

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On windows, FLUX:: Center offers the options to customize the plugins install path (depending on the plugin format) If you for some reason change the installation path, make sure you point the installer to a VST plug-in folder that is scanned by your DAW software or else your DAW won’t find the plug-ins.

If for some reason you want to move your VST plug-in files to another location in your file system after they’re installed, do NOT try moving the files manually in the file system, as this will cause inconsistent behaviors as the plug-ins then may not find the resource files they need in order to work correctly. Instead uninstall the plug-ins you want to move, change the plug-in path in Flux:: Center preferences, then re-install them.

Should the case be that you’ve already moved your plug-in .dll files manually, you will experience problems with your VST plug-ins. (plugin crash, or black/white GUI, etc…) To resolve this, open FLUX:: Center, uninstall the plug-ins, remove any files that were moved manually and hence not removed in the uninstallation, change the plug-in path in FLUX:: Center preferences, then re-install them.

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Flux::Center installs only 64-bit version applications when running Windows 64-bit and 32-bit applications when running Windows 32-bit.     After the installation, the stand-alone application files can be found here:  

FLUX:: Analyzer Essential 64-bit C:\Program Files\Flux\FluxTAnalyzer.app\Contents\x64\FluxTAnalyzer-x64.exe  

FLUX:: Analyzer Essential 32-bit C:\Program Files\Flux\FluxTAnalyzer.app\Contents\win32\FluxTAnalyzer-x86.exe  

FLUX:: Session Analyzer 64-bit C:\Program Files\Flux\Studio Session Analyzer.app\Contents\x64\Studio Session Analyzer-x64.exe  

FLUX:: Session Analyzer 32-bit C:\Program Files\Flux\Studio Session Analyzer.app\Contents\win32\Studio Session Analyzer-x86.exe

How to download and install software using Flux:: Center

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Open the Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, and uninstall the product installer concerned, then delete any remaining folders (if applicable) associated with the product in these locations :

•  AAX 64-bit : C:\Program Files\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins
  
• 32-bit : C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins
  
• VST 64-bit : C:\Program Files\Vstplugins
  
• 32-bit : C:\Program Files(x86)\Vstplugins 

macOS

Delete the plugin package bundle file located in these locations:

•  AAX : Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins
  
• AU : Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components
  
• VST : Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST

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• Comodo firewall
• Makrolock Antivirus
• Panda Security
• Norton Online Backup
• F-Secure Internet Security
• Sentinel HASP License Manager
• “Browser Manager” (mngr.exe)
• “Babylon Toolbar” (browserprotect.exe)
• Anything from the company PerformerSoft LLC
• browsermngr.exe AND brwmngr.exe (part of something called “Browser Manager”)
• Sidekick Manager (sidemngr.exe; * PerformerSoft LLC product)
• BullGuard Anti-Virus

These applications can modify certain parameters in some Windows API functions in a way that is not 100% compatible with what is specified by Microsoft, and cause problems for other applications.

As a first step in resolving the problem, we recommend that you uninstall the above corresponding product(s), re-install your iLok licence manager software, and re-install all your Flux:: software.

If you experience unexpected authorization issues and none of the above-mentioned software is installed, please contact FLUX:: HelpDesk. Provide system information as well as information about if any other software similar to the above-mentioned software is installed and running on your computer.

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If this is the case, you have to uninstall the plug-ins, remove any files that were moved manually and hence not removed in the uninstallation, and finally re-install the plug-ins and instead change the plug-in path during the installation.

More information about moving VST plug-in files (Windows Only)

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