Nope. That doesn’t do it. I’ve installed and uninstalled Cubase now about ten times and it makes no difference. The Windows uninstaller only removes the Cubase application. If you have random, fragmented Steinberg files all over your machine, neither the Windows uninstaller or the Cubase uninstaller will remove them. When you FIRST install Cubase, it installs all kinds of vst’s and associated content as part of the Cubase install. However, uninstalling Cubase will ONLY uninstall the Cubase application only. All of that other Steinberg crap stays all over your computer.
I’m afraid that I will have to transfer all of my files to an external drive and do a deep system reset, ALL BECAUSE STEINBERG can’t seem to create a decent installer or uninstaller for that matter.
As soon as Studio One copies the ONLY two features that I like about Cubase, you will see my license for sale on Ebay. I hate this effing company so bad.