Really am I missing something? Supposed the downloader downloads the app and then it will be me who will run the installer, choose the directory when I want to get installed.
Now it downloads and silently installs the application to a fixed path.
Am I missing something? How can i STOP this silent installation? I want to install the program to a path of my choice to keep organizing things
Talking windows? Or Mac?
There is a standard location for apps to be installed. - has always been this way for programs.
Or are you talking about content, like sound libraries, etc.?
You can move the libraries with the library manager tool (downloadable!) .
hth, Ernst
Windows
I am talking for the software as cubase and wavelabs for example.
if i run the Cubase_11.0.20_Installer_win.exe file myself, i have the option to choose installation path BUT when i download it from the Download Assistant, automatically runs the installation silently to a fixed path…
If you run the Steinberg Download Assistant, it downloads the (for example) Cubase and installs it without asking you where to install and the other typical questions.
If you go to the downloads path, and run the exe file, you have the normal installer which you can modify the path and other options.
The problem is that as i mentioned, Steinberg Download Assistant downloads the file and runs the installation automatically and silently now. It was not like this before. So you cant catch it before it installs the software…
I see, so you are complaining about the auto-install feature. You would like, the Steinberg Download Assistant just download the application and you would install it manually. Do I understand you right?
Btw, it’s not really recommended to install Cubase “anywhere”. Officially only the system C drive is supported for Cubase.
That has not changed here, I just tried it. The Button to Download changes to Install when downloaded and to Re-Install once installed. I could not find anyway to change that.
just checked the dedicated download page - both download links (MacOS & Windows) seem to be working well (I’m using the website from within Germany):