I would say almost 100% chance this is why you are getting the error. Worst case scenario is that you can no longer use that one plugin if there is not a newer version. You will then need to see if there is a more up-to-date Intel, or Snow Leopard compatible version of that plugin, and you will need to update to that version. After installing the proper InterLok Driver Setup you will need to restart your computer. Run 'InterLok Driver Setup Win64.exe' if you are on a 64 bit version of Windows. Now start putting them back one at a time, (close, and restart Pro Tools after each plugin is added, that you drop back in) until you find the one that is causing Pro Tools to display the missing extensions error. Run 'InterLok Driver Setup Win32.exe' if you are on a 32 bit version of Windows. Or if you are on Snow Leopard you may have a plugin not compatible with it.Ĭarefully go through your Pro Tools plugins folder and take out all 3rd party plugins (just move them to a temporary folder). For example if you are on an Intel Mac, you may have an older PPC plugin still in your Plugins folder. The website is currently not available while they perform web maintenance, but should be back up in the next few hours. Interlok is the technology used for the iLok and other copy protection services. Just a thought, but usually when this happens it means that you have a 3rd party plugin that is not compatible with your version of Pro Tools, or Snow Leopard. Re: What is Interlok (R) Pace is the company that owns where you would download the iLok drivers for end users.
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