This article concerns Windows users only
It's possible that some of the software you use has set VSTPluginPath variable
in Windows registry to an incorrect value.
To fix it use the Regedit tool (Start -> Run -> Regedit).
Go to the:
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VST"
... branch in your Windows registry, find the VSTPluginsPath variable
and replace its current value with the path to VST Plugins folder on your hard drive you
actually use. After that, the installer should run smoothly without any
problems (you can restart your system just in case).
Installer performs a check of that value when it's started, if this value is incorrect or doesn't correspond to the directory tree structure then installer displays a message about location it couldn't find.