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It functions and performs exactly like a standard REAPER install with the added benefit that all your files are gathered in one place for easy backup and transfer.

Heck, you could even put ReaClassical on a USB stick for ultimate portabilityĪlso, to be completely clear, there are absolutely no downsides to running ReaClassical via the recommended portable install method. You can, of course, create a shortcut of the reaper.exe file and drag wherever you want it (and rename to 'ReaClassical'). So, my hunch was probably right Solution - download and install to a folder in your user area like the top level of your home folder, desktop or similar. That's why the hidden 'AppData' folder exists inside the user's home directory. Indeed, I suspect that Microsoft prevents applications from writing to 'Program Files'. It's a portable install so I wouldn't normally suggest installing into the 'Program Files' folder. In any case, try installing in your Downloads folder or Desktop and try running there to see if you get the same issues. Hmm, I think you mean you got the installer from correct?

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I tried manual installation (No portable Reaper) and everything runs smoothly until now. I moved the installer into C:// File Programmas folder and then I clicked on the installer, and finally, the Reaclassical 24 folder was created (software installed) no problem.Ģ) how and where you are downloading and installing etc would be helpful: It's the convention in every forum I've used and while I'm not offended, some people do get upset by it One small item of housekeeping: It's better to put the quote at the top of the reply so other readers of the thread get immediate context. It definitely doesn't sound like a ReaClassical issue given these things you mention are pure REAPER. A little bit more information about your OS, how and where you are downloading and installing etc would be helpful. In which case REAPER is maybe not able to write the settings on disk? It's a strange one given you have write permission to download the installer etc.

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