Application Manager. Managing what?
 

I have to say that I'm grateful PT2019.5 is here, but you'd think the Application Manager–with all its managing powers–would let you know an update is available.

It literally serves no function except to launch Pro Tools which I can do from my dock. There's a plugin tab which is largely irrelevant.

I really don't get it. Most managers, like Native Instruments, Spectrasonics, XLN Audio, etc. actually have great UIs that are easy to see and understand and actually make updating things easy peasy. Even Waves of all companies has a decent manager with Waves Central.

Shocking but not shocking.

I know... "quit yer bitchin'" and you're right. There are bigger problems in the world.

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Re: Application Manager. Managing what?
 

Application Manager has been replaced by Avid Link. The installer(s) should be in my.avid.com/products but can be found in the KB as well. Mine's showing 2019.5 available - I have PT 2018.12 and PTF 2018.7 installed.

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Thanks. This is great. I'm getting "Can't be installed on this disk" ... but I'm sure I can sort it out.

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Link or PT? I signed into Link and clicked Update for PT, it's downloading now...

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Installing...

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Update completed successfully. Let us know if you have any additional info to share.

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I can't install Link... says can't install on this drive. I have a brand new Mac Mini.

Re: Application Manager. Managing what?
 

(it's not actually "brand new" right, you've had older version of Pro Tools, Application Manager and other software installed on this system?).

I had no problems installing Avid Link on Mojave. Went right over the top of Application Manager in my case with no problems--it's specifically designed to do that.

The error message looks a bit unusual. What is the exact error text and when does it occur? Can you post a screenshot. Do you get asked for a password to for the install? Did you try to change the install drive from the default?

Some random guesses for things to try: Make sure your user account is an "admin" account. I would try downloading another copy of the installer from your Avid Account. Unplug all disks except for the single boot drive from the computer, reboot and try again.

If you do get Avid Link running check your privacy settings as noted here http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=404584

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I actually downloaded it again and it install just fine this time. The first .dmg must have been corrupt or something. Thanks for your reply.