au error when booting happens

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I hope someone has had the same problem as me, but what can I do to get rid of the label that comes out at startup. I have reinstalled "AU 2" times just a little helped it. I made two screen jumps.

I'll be glad that someone can help me so I can solve the problem - thank you in advance.

mich_2 · Accepted Answer

Hi SteveG.I want to say thank you for taking the time to answer me.I can inform you that I have followed your instructions and things work perfectly - thank you for that.We might as well end the case, because things are working out right now.Finally, I wish you a Happy New YearRegards me_2

SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Answer

You need to go into Edit>Preferences>Media & Disk Cache and locate, using the 'Browse' button, a place where the temp file can be placed where it will remain visible! The best thing to do is to create a folder on the root of your disk called 'Audition Temp' or something like that, and point Audition at that.

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