My problem is I inadvertently added a VST2 plugin path to my other paths and set it to C: (no sub folders, just C:) while adding new software. I closed Cubase 6.5 and then tried to relaunch. Since Cubase 6.5 searches VST2 plugin paths on booting up, the program tries to search all of C: on my computer and crashes. (the crash maybe Cubase 6.5 or maybe my computer timing out because it takes too long to bootthe thousand of files)
How can I edit the VST plugin path without starting the program? I reinstalled the software but this did not solve the problem. Newer ver. of Cubase (maybe Cubase 10 based on a Yamaha Support email) store this type of info in a place similar to C:\Users\UpdatusUser\AppData\Roaming\Steinberg…that is not where my computer stores it. Any suggestions would be welcome.
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