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The following troubleshooting tips and instructions apply to all current versions of Cubase, Nuendo and Sequel for Windows - with minor changes or limitations also to earlier versions. • • • • • • • • • Updating the eLicenser Control Center The most common reason for USB-eLicenser (dongle, formerly named Steinberg Key), Soft-eLicenser and/or license related problems is an outdated or corrupted eLicenser Control Center installation.

So if an USB-eLicenser or a specific license on it is not recognized, or you get any license related error messages when starting your Steinberg software, you should download and install the at first. In case the installation fails try to install again after you've unplugged the USB-eLicenser. This knowledgebase article provides further and more detailed assistance in solving dongle and license related issues: If your Steinberg software is protected by a Soft-eLicenser you will find more information in the.

Initializing preferences Corrupted program preference files can bring your Steinberg program into all kinds of troubles, particularly after installing an update. Fortunately, refreshing the preferences is quite easy: • Close all programs. • Open the 'Run' command prompt by pressing the Windows logo key and R on the keyboard simultaneously. The Windows key is located between the keys Ctrl and alt. (To open the command prompt on Windows XP select 'Run' from the Start menu.) • In the command line of the 'Run' window, enter this path:%appdata%/Steinberg • Locate the folder which is named the same as your Steinberg program, for example 'Cubase 8.5'. • Rename it (for example, from 'Cubase 8.5' to 'xCubase 8.5') in order to hide it from your Steinberg software.

The folder will only be hidden safely, if the change will be done before the original folder name. • If you find folders of previous versions of your program, make sure to hide or remove them, too. Next time you start your Steinberg program it will create a new folder with fresh preferences and default settings - which hopefully fixes the problem you've experienced.

Please note: Make sure to hide or remove preferences folders of all installations of your Steinberg program. Otherwise the program would try to comply with them when creating fresh preferences. And exactly this could be the source of errors. Initialising the program's preferences does not necessarily mean that you lose all settings. For example if you have defined your own set of key commands that you want to keep you can replace the corresponding file (Key Commands.xml) in the freshly created folder by a copy of the same file taken from the folder you've disabled by renaming.

Alternative ways: Instead of renaming it, you also can move the preferences folder of your program from Steinberg's application data folder to another place, for example the Desktop. You even can simply trash it if you are sure that your user settings are not that hard to rebuild. Another approach: Since in many cases the file 'Defaults.xml' will be the trouble maker you also could try if renaming or deleting only this particular file already solves the problem. This Knowledge Base article provides further information on Cubase's preferences and their location: Making a backup of the preferences obviously is a good idea, especially when you customize a lot. And it's easy: Simply keep a copy of the preferences folder that you can fall back on whenever you need to reset the preferences to your preferred settings.

Updating the software Check if your Steinberg software is up-to-date. A current version might include a solution for the problem you are experiencing. Updates are available here: The 'Version History' document on the same page will tell you which issues have been addressed. Reinstalling the software Reinstalling the complete program is only necessary on rare occasions. In general these steps will suffice: • Close all programs.

• In Windows, go to Control Panel > Programs and Features. • In the list of installed programs, select the Steinberg software you want to reinstall and click on 'Uninstall'. • Follow the instructions of the uninstaller. • Optional: Of course, the uninstaller only deletes files it previously has installed. If you find a remaining program folder under 'C: Program Files Steinberg' take a look inside and check if it contains files that you want to keep. If not, delete the folder. • Optional: Remove (or hide) the preferences folder (see information on above).