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Then when I shut down my computer and turned it on again once again I got the iLok Sharing Error and everything was F'd up again.

#Ilok for pro tools 10 pro

This time it worked again and I was able to get into Pro Tools.

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Then I deleted all files related to the iLok License Manager (including the PACE anti-piracy folder) in addition to uninstalling it using the uninstaller and installed again. When I repaired disk permissions again it was no longer a fix. For example the first time I repaired disk permission on my SSD and rebooted I was able to get into Pro Tools and it worked for that time but as soon as I rebooted it was back to the usual issue. The extra obnoxious part of this issue is I have been able to find momentary fixes that are not repeatable. Repairing disk permissions in all steps of these processes. Wiping the SSD and reinstalling the entire OS and all programs from scratch.Дeleting iLok License Manager and installing a slightly older version. I thought maybe when it was talking about sharing OS's it was reading the iLok in the BiOS as it booted up and then again in OS X, so I waited till I was at my desktop to plug in the iLok but still got the same error.Дeleting and Reinstalling iLok License Manager and performing a sync/repair on the iLok The system report sees the iLok as being plugged in and the blue light is on but Pro Tools is not seeing it.ДЈ. I have 5 or 6 other USB devices plugged into the computer that all work correctly and I have tried the iLok in every port it still exhibits the same symptoms. the iLok works fine on my Macbook Pro and as well other friend's iLok's work on my Macbook Pro but not on my Hackintosh.Дў. It is not a hardware issue with the iLok. Disconnect and reconnect your iLok when switching to another OS/Computer.'ДЎ. But it seems to be mostly working now.ДЄn iLok cannot be shared across multiple operating systems or computers. It also in the past caused wonkiness with the ILM (iLok License Manager) where it would either not open, or open but never sign in, or say I need to reinstall it, or all kinds of crap. This error causes Pro Tools 10 to not open (bounces in dock and either freezes forever or may eventually reach an authorization error followed by a please insert iLok error). If I wait to plug in the iLok until after boot then it will also occur. Symptom: iLok Sharing Error occurs at boot, sometimes causing freezing and requiring me to restart.

#Ilok for pro tools 10 mac os x

OS: Mac OS X 10.8.4 (latest version of Mountain Lion) SanDisk Extreme SSD 240 GB (this is my main drive with the OS)ДЄnd of course fans and coolant jelly and all that jazz to keep things running smoothly.

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Intel Core i7-3770K Quad-Core Processor 3.5 GHz (overclocked to 4.2GHz from the BiOS)Д¬orsair Professional Series AX750 Watt Modular 80 PLUS Gold Power Supply Gigabyte Intel Z77 Dual Thunderbolt ATX Motherboard with BT4.0/Wi-Fi (GA-Z77X-UP5-TH) I know this post is long but I wanted to provide all info. So really what I'm looking for is someone out there, hopefully who has a similar build to me and is knowledgable of hackintoshes and iLok/Pro Tools, to give me some back and forth with this problem so I can stab it in the heart once and for all.

I've spent literally weeks chasing down trying procedures that other people have done only to find at the end of it that there problem was actually not the same as mine. HOWEVER, my ONE BLITHERING ISSUE is this iLok error that has absolutely ruined me.

Everything is very fast and the few times I have gotten Pro Tools up and running it works great.

The computer is running flawlessly (I've listed my hardware components below). Specifically, running Pro Tools for recording audio projects and Adobe Premiere for editing videos. I am a first time builder who sought out to built a hackintosh for the purposes of having a mean fighting machine as my studio computer. This is me reaching out to the tonymac community in desperate need. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide