Trouble with pro tools 7.4.2 and Mountain Lion osx 10.8

[johnnyblues]

Disappointed in the fact that I thought I had paid for pro tools it was working on my mac and I had it set to exactly how I wanted to use it, now it's going to cost me $500 that i don't have to make it work again. Its a big money game for these software companies. They just keep finding ways to suck money out of their customers for new versions. I think it sucks!!! All I want to do is have the version I paid for work thats all I don't need a new interface or guitar generator. BOOO! to PRO TOOLS!

[johnnyblues]

Disappointed in the fact that I thought I had paid for pro tools it was working on my mac and I had it set to exactly how I wanted to use it, now it's going to cost me $500 that i don't have to make it work again. Its a big money game for these software companies. They just keep finding ways to suck money out of their customers for new versions. I think it sucks!!! All I want to do is have the version I paid for work thats all I don't need a new interface or guitar generator. BOOO! to PRO TOOLS!

[Kasper]

Did you try a reformat, like I suggested?

Or simply create a dual boot system.
Do you have a backup/clone of your PT 7 system?
Just boot into that when you want to use PT.

kasper

[johnnyblues]

not sure how to reformat? Can you explain? A dual boot system not sure what this is either, Sorry not that advanced in this so any help is appreciated.

[Kasper]

Launch Disk Utility - use the help menu, or go to Apple site for support.

Honestly, if you aren't comfortable with this stuff you should probably hire someone to sort it out for you.


kasper