I’ll do that (a bit later) but it’s been set to 125% since I get the machine and it hasn’t previously affected Cubase.
Bazza
Hi, I replicated the problem by renaming the file AudioPlugs.srf inside the C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Cubase 12\VST3\Cubase Plug-in Set.vst3\Contents\Resources folder , i.e. making it “invisible” to Cubase.
Now, if this file exists there, it may be corrupted, and if it doesn’t, this is the expected behaviour (no plugin editor switch menuItem).
In either case, you probably have to get a fresh copy of this file from a friend. I would post it here, but it’s around 100mb. Note that simply re-installing Cubase won’t help, since I’ve tried that and it’s not regenerating the missing file.
And here’s a link of a similar thread which led me to these observations: Stock VST Plugins suddenly showing only generic GUI. Cant switch back - #4 by Withamation
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Thanks, I’ll check it out! That looks like a very positive suggestion. I’ll get hold of a copy of that file in the next few days and give it a try. Thank you for your helpall Forum members!
Bazza
Will post result, as it seems it’s not a very common problem.
Good catch!
But regarding re-install: maybe that doesn’t help, but a complete uninstall of C12, followed by a fresh install (and making sure the VST3\ Folder is really empty beforehand) should do the trick, shouldn’t it?
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Hi, I think so, yes. However the OP noticed:
This is way I suggested finding a copy of the original file 
Like from a backup maybe 
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I think Bazza fixed it now:
WOW !! Did that - worked like a dream! Thank you so much one and all at the Steinberg Forum, especially Jan and Johnny.
Bazza
I would like to hand the game ball to @m.c , though. 
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