I got the problem all r2r u-he stuff worked like a charm
Now suddenly every u-he plugin keeps asking for a serial im not online and i removed al maps registry items reinstalled diva for testing and i still get the serial message the r2r setup said somthing like regged so it suppose to work but it doesn't
does anyone here have a solution?

 

Unsure how you uninstalled, but sometimes I find that if I don't use Revo Uninstaller, there's left over crap. Also, on reinstall, check to see if the first u-he plugin you installed works ("works" as in doesn't pester you for a serial,) if a.) it works, try adding another, checking to see if both work, if b.) it doesn't, uninstall it and try installing another one first. (You mentioned you had tried Diva, so maybe start with Zebra, or whatever else you own.) It's a tedious task, but it effectively narrows down where the issue is coming from. I had this issue with some Arturia VSTs (single install, non-bundle,) a while back and I had to do this, but I did eventually find which one was screwing the rest up.
And, as I mentioned, if you haven't been using Revo, I would highly recommend grabbing it. Check the sister site.
Hope that helps...

 

TY gonna try that one

 

Downloaded the last (old) R2R version of Bazille and it worked fine for 3 days and now randomly stops generating sounds. Not sure if it's a bug of that old version (2016) or it has something to do with the crack.

 

it sounds like a new plugin you installed recently scanned all your plugs for cracked ones, a clean windows install is what i suggest, because fiddling with the registry is like modding gta V , its cool for a day and two and then....

 

I have more problems with cracked vst's for example carbon electra r2r the gui is completly fucked scaler crashes also r2r even my legit fl studio crashes so now and then

 

from doctor the pirate...more extented ,after using revo,bulkcrap,advanced uninstaller etc..
https://www.jam-software.com/ultrasearch

 

I never heard of such plugin....Even daws don't have such powers.If there were such plugins it's not just uhe stuffs which would stop working, but all OP cracked products.
@eXACT_Beats_ probably put you on the right tracks. Uninstall properly uhe products (I prefer to do things manually rather then with an uninstaller, they can always miss stuffs). You really shoudn't have to reinstall your system. Registry cleaning (which should be done anyway on a regular basis, wether you use crack products or not, I don't but I regularly clean my registry), leftovers in my documents, your vst folders, and program files usually do the trick. Maybe check hidden folders like AppsData and such for uhe folders left behind. All those steps should be taken anytime you want to cleanly uninstall something. Otherwise you'll spend your life reinstalling windows, a clear waste of time when you can have a long lasting, finely working system just by maintaining it.

 

Last edited: Aug 16, 2020

not plug not DAW but deender and win10 it was

 

There's the possibility that an AV or an AV's OS (ie Win Defender)scans for cracks (keygen and sorts). But latest R2R release of Uhe are simple regged, they shouldn't be flagged by an AV. And an AV would just delete the file detected as a "virus", not deactivate a working vst

 

Although i'm on hackintosh, I mainly use OSX so i can't help too much... but make sure to take backups of when your system and all plugins seem to work fine. May be too late now (unless you have an existing copy), but be sure to do that next time. Seems to restore everything back to normal and work without notifying you to register again.

 

Not true. Cleaning registry doesn't help your system at all. All these companies that telling you, you have to clean to speed up your PC etc. is a bunch of lies. And if you think that removing 100-200 reg keys from hundreds of thousands of them will speed up or even fix your OS than, please think again

 

when you remove 100 keys every cleaning process....so how much cleaning process's i did in one os lifetime...lets say at least 100 maximum 1000 (when having same OS install for years)...so its 10.000 to 100.000 keys

but i dont say its so much neccasary if having clean putter habbits but some ppl plug up their puter litarely

thats true in some way ...they also index things by script...same as AV's
but a good cleaner better 3 different help to not plug up the puter...it gets slower from a certain point on...modern puters may equal that up but some lost resource and more energy wasted
but you right you dont get the ultra boost like they state often

 

Last edited: Aug 17, 2020

I don't know which companies you're refering to. I never said it sped up your system. I was responding to op question regarding a possible conflict that messes with it's registration of uhe products. Speed isn't what this conversation is about, fixing the OS isn't what this conversation is bout, please read it again from the top. Slowly. Old keys can be a source of conflict with new ones. It can create troubles, the sort of problem that OP has, removing them at the same time you remove a product takes a second and avoid problems.
If you have even half of an argument, any factual item against it well please be my guest and bring it on. If not please think again.

 

Got the same issue today (or maybe earlier, as I haven't used u-He stuff for about a month). Win7, latest R2R release, haven't installed new plugins in awhile.
Looks like our boys missed the timebomb

 

Are you guys offline all the time ?
The way I understood it from reading the release nfo, it's legit keys, so time bomb haven't been neutralized since there was no need for it with the regged product. I could be wrong, but if I understood the nfo, well...But those keys are now well known by uhe and obviously if your computer is online well they might get flagged when your daw goes online.

 

Nope, it's my only PC, so it's the opposite.

 

Then that's probably the source of your problem. I'm not even sure blocking your daw in your firewall is safe enough since it doesn't keep the dll of the vsts to go online when you launch your daw.
I know it's not always possible but when using cracked products it's best to never be connected to the internet on the computer where you install your cracked products. If you can you should get a secondary crappy pc for dowloading stuffs, emails, browsing, etc. Otherwise you'll always have those kind of situations.

If I were you I would do a complete clean uninstall as explained above, then reinstall, all that while being disconnected from the internet.

 

You may use a registry cleaner to FIND POSSIBLE things to delete, but NEVER, EVER, EVER let a registry cleaner do ANYTHING AUTOMATICALLY.
Check EVERYTHING and ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS should you touch it.

 

I don't use those as indicated in my quoted comment. I do all that manually.

Indeed an excellent advice; which I agree with.