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There is no audio folder in Synfire program to see..
Has something to do with security ?
Do., 06.03.2025 - 09:41 Permalink
The Windows installer sometimes doesn't install the engine. Uninstall the engine using Windows control panel and also delete that audio folder. Then reinstall.
Do., 06.03.2025 - 09:54 Permalink
Found a support case with a similar problem. There is possibly an old MSI of Synfire set aside somewhere by Windows that makes the installer think the Engine is already installed.
You need to uninstall and reinstall Synfire.
Make a full backup first just in case.
Use the Apps control panel of Windows settings to remove both Synfire and Audio Engine.
Remove:
C:\Program Files\Cognitone\Synfire
C:\Program Files\Cognitone\Audio
C:\ProgramData\Cognitone\Setup (may be hidden)
Install Synfre again
Do., 06.03.2025 - 10:40 Permalink
The engine doesnt get installed because the installer thinks the current version is already installed. Did you remove it from the Apps list in control panel and delete said folders?
Do., 06.03.2025 - 11:25 Permalink
Yes, i removed it , there are no apps : cognitone, synfire and audio to be found and on windows with search : cognitone, synfire and audio not existing
Seems to be there there all is deleted ?
Let me try to install again ..
no,..the same error again : Unable to launch
space reguired : 112 Mb ? 
i can't remember : i quit audio engines on windows taskbar , or deleted ? ..for a reinstall of th elatest version
Do., 06.03.2025 - 11:48 Permalink
That image shows the SETUP program. The engine is installed by a native Windows installer that also includes the SETUP program.
Do., 06.03.2025 - 12:05 Permalink
If there is no
C:\Program Files\Cognitone\Audio\Engine.exe
the engine was not installed
Fr., 07.03.2025 - 09:43 Permalink
Yes, not wanting to install Synfie fixed today , and happened to be found quickly via microsoft support with this little tool
Another question : I don't see the examples of Synfire arrangements ?
