@John said:
Hi,
please try the following:
you need to remove some files in the ‘AppDataRoaming’ folder. This is a hidden folder but you can open the Windows Explorer and type in ‘C:UsersyourComputerUserNameHereAppData’ to access it, or click Start > Computer > Hold ALT + T to get the tools menu open > Folder Options > View > Enable “Show hidden files, folders and drives” and Untick “Hide protected operating system files”. I would prefer the first way myself.
Then please remove the following files:
MidiDB, MidiDB_fav, MidiDB-shm, MidiDB-wal (if they exist) from
“C:/Users/”CurrentUser”/AppData/Roaming/Toontrack/EZdrummer”
and
“C:/Users/”CurrentUser”/AppData/Roaming/Toontrack/EZdrummer/OnlineMIDI”
BR,
John
Hi, since yesterday I’ve got the same Problem, that EZ Drummer 2 crashes, when I started it with Cubase Elements 8
Mi Configuration:
Windows 10 Pro
Prozessor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T8300
RAM 4 GB
32 bit system, x64 based
I deleted the MidiDB*-Files in the Roaming-Folder, restated the system, reinstalled and installed the EZ drummer (with or without Update 2.1.1) and Cubase Elements 8 agein and again, and anything else but EZ drummer crashed on and on …
I’m not an IT-Crack so I don’t no, how to fix the Problem.
The Crash Dump file is an 0-Bit-File and it’s empty … Could anyone help???
