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PeterDuke wrote on 11/5/2012, 6:27 PM
That's a worry on a clean install. It won't cost much time to uninstall Vegas, delete any folders left that refer to Vegas, and then clean the registry with Ccleaner or similar. Then do a reinstall.

Did you take an image of your C: drive after the clean install and before installing your programs? If so, restore to that and try Vegas as the first installed program. If that works, keep installing again and see what (if anything) breaks Vegas.

If you didn't take an image, tut tut! Make sure that you do next time.