uninstalling native instruments service center

I hope this isn't a regular thing with NI. I probably wont get back to it until either tomorrow PM or Tuesday. This has been WAY too much trouble and has taken WAY too much time. I am thinking that maybe I should just delete Kontakt (if I can find it), leave the libraries, re-install using the disks, then try updating without using the SC. I tried that, SC cannot find the Kontakt application after I used the Service Center to update to 5.5.2.880 I have the boxed version and I have not yet used Kontakt in a project. Also, desktop folders are usually just shortcuts, not the actual program files, so you could manually recreate the Kontakt program shortcut from the Kontakt program installation folder.

Unless you manually moved some program installation folders around, that generally takes care of DLL's and EXE's that 'disappeared' after a Service Center update, without having to do any drastic reinstalls on your computer. Right-Click the entry and select Disableįor a solution to a high CPU usage issue, National Instruments recommends uninstalling and reinstalling or repairing all National Instruments software.Rivers88 Just login to your NI account, download the latest Kontakt update manually, and install.Scroll until you find the entry you wish to disable.Open the Task Manager by Right-Clicking the Taskbar at the bottom of your screen and selecting ' Task Manager'.Make sure all your work in other applications is saved and select ' Restart' The System Configuration tool will ask you to restart Windows.Scroll until you find the entry you wish to disable and uncheck the box in front of the text.The System Configuration dialog will appear on your screen.In this dialog, type ' msconfig' and then click the ' OK' button Press and hold the WINDOWS key and then press R.This will disable the service next time you turn on your system.Change the Startup Type property to Disabled.Right-Click on the unwanted services and select Properties.Scroll down the list until you find the National Instruments services, all National Instruments services will have the prefix ' NI'.Open the start menu and search ' Services' to bring up the services window.While disabling services will address the immediate problem, this will not address the underlying issue and could lead to incorrect behaviour when using National Instruments software.

Uninstalling native instruments service center