Open up My Computer > C Drive > Program Files > Waves Folder > Waves Pluginsĭrag the Unregister from the Waves Plugins Folder and drop it into the Run Prompt. (There are instructions on our website)ġ0) Make sure you only have two Waveshells inside the DAE Plugins Folder (WaveShell-DAE 3.6.dpm.rsr, WaveShell-DAE 3.6.dpm) Let everything go to it's defaultĩ) If you have not authorized, you will need to do so.
#Waves 9 uninstaller install
If you have any trouble removing Waves from Add/Remove Programs, follow steps 6 and 7:ħ) Double Click HKey Local Machine > Double Click Software > Double Click Microsoft > Double Click Windows > Double Click Current Version > Double Click Uninstall > Delete (if they show up) Waves Audio Processors,Īnd Ĩ) Go to our downloads page ( ) and download and install Waves 3.6. (My Computer > Hard Drive > Program Files > DigiDesign Folder > DAE Folder > DAE Plugins)
#Waves 9 uninstaller drivers
> Downloads > Drivers > Download "InterLok drivers installer v4."Ģ) Install the Interlok Driver Kit and restart your computer.ģ) Go to Add/Remove Programs and remove anything of Waves (Start > Settings > Control Panel)Ĥ) Go to Program Files and delete Waves (My Computer > Hard Drive > Program Files > Waves)ĥ) Go to DAE Plugins Folder and delete any Waveshells
Here's the original email:ġ) You will need to download the latest Pace driver. I'm just relaying this original email, FYI, in case any of you run across the same problem. I emailed Waves tech support, and they gave me step by step on fixing it. ooh no!!! When I re-started, no plug-ins were working, including Digi's, and I couldn't uninstall the program by normal means. The PACE interlock thing took over, my 'puter blue-screened. During install, like an idiot, I bypassed the "Try for 14 days" option, then the install continued. I recently demo'd the Restoration package from Waves on my PC WinXP Digi 001 machine.
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