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Old 09-13-2017, 08:58 AM
Kbiastre Kbiastre is offline
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Default Upgrading from 10 to 12 on New MacBook

Hi All

When I first purchased Protools in 2011, I came in on version 9, then got the free upgrade to 10.

I currently am running Protools 10.2.0 on a 15" 2011 MacBook Pro (OS 10.7.5).
My MacBook is dying so I need to replace it.

I just purchased a new MacBook Pro 15" 2016 model due to the ports. OS is 10.12.6.

I will be purchasing the reinstatement plan for $299 so I can upgrade my Protools to version 12.

My question is:

How do I install PT12 on my new MacBook?

Do I have to first install my original installation CD's (one CD is Protools 9 installer, the second CD is the drivers, and the third is audio loops), THEN purchase the reinstatement plan to get to PT12?

Or

Does the reinstatement plan itself cover a complete new installation on a new MacBook?

Thanks very much,
Karen
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