Why do my Libraries that I add appear in a generic ‘Kontakt’ folder?

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  1. Zebau

    Zebau Newbie

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    Greetings friends.

    Whenever I get hold of a new library without a NICNT file, I create one using ‘KLU 2.4.0’, and then add the library using ‘Add Library for Mac OS v6’. When I launch Kontakt (8.11.1), even if it appears with a wallpaper generated by ‘KLU 2.4.0’ in the side pane, when I click on the library icon, the contents of the newly added library are contained within a generic Kontakt folder - along with the contents of any other library for which I had to create a NICNT file.

    Even more odd is how the Joshua Bell library appears in the side pane, along with its proper wallpaper, the library's files also appear inside the generic Kontakt folder.

    What am I doing wrong, and is there any other method to avoid having a library’s instruments appear inside a generic Kontakt folder?

    Thank you in advance for any guidance or solutions.
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