A new maintenance update for WaveLab Pro, Elements and LE - version 11.2 - is now available, supporting Steinberg Licensing only.
Besides introducing a few new features and resolving several critical issues across different areas of the application, the new WaveLab 11.2 update exclusively supports Steinberg Licensing, meaning the eLicenser will no longer work with WaveLab 11!
Thanks for the update but it appears that Steinberg has NOT addressed the Steinberg Download Manager attempting to “reinstall” the eLicencer once a user (like me) has already migrated to Steinberg Licencing.
I seriously do not understand your pointed messaging OR the need for this useless software if using Steinberg download manager to service software updates.
And yes - I know I can download the updates standalone but this fact is NEVER promoted as all you guys constantly tell the userbase is to use Steinberg Download Manager for all of this stuff.
Interesting as I just installed now and it didn’t do that. In fact it was really quick.
What was confusing is all the info on not using the usb elicencer anymore. I didn’t realise it was even an option in 11! I had to think really hard and check my authorisation manager to see that my Wavelab was already authorised to my computer as I couldn’t remember back to when I got it. Anyway working fine but that was really confusing.
Yea, I would have no issue with SDA asking me if I want to add it when booting it up, but it instead auto-installs it any time it’s not there - even if you have nothing on your machine that requires it.
Installation failed…
I updated the download assistant and did everything else I can think of, but no joy.
Thought maybe uninstalling 11.0.1 might work, but nope.
It seems the installer can’t locate the installation media.
It put the exe in:
“C:\Users\QB\Downloads\Steinberg\WIN64\WaveLab Elements 11.2 (Full and Update Installer)”
Try changing the download location in SDA, for example, make a folder called C:\Steinberg, and point the SDA to that, and re-download. The installer also needs to be run with administrative privileges.
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Try changing the download location in SDA, for example, make a folder called C:\Steinberg, and point the SDA to that, and re-download. The installer also needs to be run with administrative privileges.
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Thanks for your response.
I did as you suggested (and even tried several different locations) but got the same result.
The installer seems to lose track of the location of the unpacked installation files.
It starts installing, unpacks everything to:
C:\Users\QB\AppData\Local\Temp\RarSFX1\WaveLab Elements 11\Additional Content\Installer
It starts installing and then throws up the “Installation Source not available” error dialog.
(Oddly enough, it installed the ASIO driver update no problem.)
I launched Wavelab and it works fine, but is still 11.1.20 (Build62).
I tried running the Setup again and choosing “Uninstall” in case there was some dud registry keys or something, and it shows the same dialog…presumably not in error this time since it’s not installed.