Edit the VST plugin paths in the Plugin Manager to only the 64 bit NI folder, not the higher folder up that includes 32 and 64 bit.
Or, move or delete the 32 bit .dll files (unless you’re using them in another DAW) as they don’t work in C10 anyway.
ensured no VST plugin manager reference to the 32 bit folder (there wasnt one)
uninstalled Kontakt
reinstalled Kontakt
deleted the 32 bit folder
and still samre result
It is seeing VST2 versions and marking as crashed - see attached screenshot please.
Best to remove ALL 3rd party plugin paths. Then start adding gradually and see which one is the culprit.
Also try safe start mode in Cubase and perhaps reset the preferences.
6.2.1 and the newer 6.2.2 version works fine here. (Thanks Hippo!) It is VST 2.4 which is sloppy by NI, but oh well, it works. And maybe that’s your problem? Where did you get the VST 2 version? This won’t fly in Cubase.