Dropped Plug-in

[sighermike]

Today I purchased Slate Digital's Trigger 2 and it had some issues with my iLok. I thought I had activated it and apparently it didn't transfer over to the iLok. I opened Pro Tools and the activation dialogue box popped up but it wasn't recognizing (slate) that the iLok was indeed plugged in. Anyway, I ended up canceling and shutting down Pro Tools and doing a repair on the iLok. Now, that's all good but Pro Tools doesn't load up the plug-in at the start. It's like it won't look for it anymore. Is there a file I can delete or some way to tell PT to go find that plug-in?

[mikeyman]

try deleteing the plugin and re-installing it

[sighermike]

I went in and deleted the .dpm files and reinstalled it. That did nothing. Is there another way to uninstall the plug-in?

[sighermike]

I think I may have accidentally clicked on NO when it asked if I wanted it to look for this plug-in in the future. I thought it had asked me if I wanted it to ignore this plug-in in the future and that's why I clicked no. All I can think now is I read it wrong.

[sighermike]

Does nobody know of a way to change the settings so that it will look for a plug-in. I have the DPM files loaded. I've tried deleting the files and re-installing, hoping that would fix it. Maybe Trigger just doesn't run in PT-8. Though, I don't think that's the case because the first time I booted up, I was able to see it. Maybe I need to download Trigger 1?

[Southsidemusic]

Hi

Try deleting databases and trash preferences and plist and that will "force" PT to read in all your plugins anew and maybe it will help.

Atleast worth a try

http://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/...s-preferences/

Best Regards
Christopher