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  1. Try turning off the Memory Integrity option, you should be able to search for it on Windows. I've heard that might work too.
  2. If it helps with your decision, I've been lucky enough to run GearBox (latest win64 install) on every windows version since XP and have never had an issue. Everything from a GuitarPort, TonePort/PodStudio, to XT Pro, X3 Live/Bean, etc... Just make sure you install all the applicable drivers for your hardware. It's of course not a guarantee, but I love the UI of GearBox so much that I've never really let it go. Good luck!
  3. Thank you. Does the same apply to License Manager? As far as I'm aware you would still need that to install any purchased add-ons to the device.
  4. Hello! I'm having an issue with the license manager and monkey connecting to the internet to be able to authorize some gear. It states there is no internet connection or connect problems, but as I can write this, I am connected just fine. At the recommendation of some older posts re: this topic, I disabled all firewall/antivirus protections...still unable to get in to either. Both are the most recent versions. I'm running Win11 64-bit. All other Line 6 programs (Helix, Pod Farm, L6 Central, even GearBox works just fine). Any thoughts on what this could be? EDIT: Win"11"
  5. I had the same problem with a knob on my X3. The knob turned fine, but the value would jump around and the ultimately just be 0. Basically, I couldn't fine-tune any value using that knob. My solution was to take a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol and clean the inside cavity of the knob, and around the circuitry on the board. I'm talking a super minuscule amount (eyedropper). I did this while the unit was unplugged and then turned the knob a bunch of times and let it dry out. Once I started it up, the knob worked perfect. Not sure if you're willing to do this type of maintenance on your XT Pro, but it may just need a good cleaning.
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