This can be done by right-clicking the "Native Access.exe" and selecting " Run as administrator". Now open Native Access in administrator mode.Important note: Do NOT navigate to "C: > Users > *Your Username* > Documents"!Ģ.1 If missing the Native Instruments folderĬ: > Users > Public > Public Documents > Native Instruments > Native Access > ras3 Delete the Native Access.xml file and the *NAME OF PRODUCT IN DEMO MODE*.xml file.Mac HD > Library > Application Support > Native Instruments > Service Center This can be solved by deleting the corrupted XML files and restarting Native Access.
Now open Native Access to check if the products are now activated.Macintosh HD > Users > Shared > Native Instruments > Native Access > ras3 If this not help at all, then you will see temp.sc3 file (or something like that) on desktop. The folder structure should then look like this: Right click on Service center folder and go to properties -> security tab - Under security items choose Users and go to Edit then apply 'Full control' for users over this folder After this try to append library again. And finally, within the "Native Access" folder, create an additional folder named " ras3".Within that "Native Instruments" folder, create a new folder called " Native Access".
In this location please create a new folder and name it " Native Instruments".Please note that if you can't carry out the steps in chapter 2, you might be missing the “Native Instruments” folder at the above location. 2.1 If missing the Native Instruments folder The activation should now work as expected.
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