Logic Pro X Trial Reset

LPX-Trial-Reset.sh

mv -v ~/Library/Application\ Support/.lpxuserdata ~/.Trash

Everyone report if it doesn’t work, i’ll help

To expose the hidden files you need to do the same thing as you do when doing copy-paste but instead of pressing c or v you press dot

No, for copy or paste you only press Command c or v . Here you press Shift Command Dot .

This does not work on mine, tried all permutations.

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You need to have downloaded Logic Pro trail and have opened it once, then close Logic Pro and then go to "Application Support"(in the Library of your User-folder)and there type at the same time Command-Shift-Dot and you should see the hidden file .lpxuserdata (N.b. "Dot" = . and "Shift" is the normal Shift, not the permanent one) On Sonoma 14.7.4 it works. I don't know about Sequoia.

Everyone report if it doesn’t work, i’ll help

The method to find the grey files works except for some reason theres no file for Final Cut Pro, just the Logic one. Do you guys think the .ffuserdata file for Final Cut is in an alternate location?

First download the Final Cut Pro "Free Trail" , install it, and open it once and close it again. Then the grey file will be there at the same location as the Logic file.

First download the Final Cut Pro "Free Trail" , install it, and open it once and close it again. Then the grey file will be there at the same location as the Logic file.

Thanks. I already had it downloaded and trial ran out. I'll try deleting the app and re-installing though, see if the file pulls up this time

So the file still doesnt appear but redownloading the trial gave me another 90 days

Wondering if we can do this to plug-in trials. For example, Fabfilter.

So the file still doesnt appear but redownloading the trial gave me another 90 days

Just navigate into Macintosh HD disk and try pressing CMD+SHIFT+. at the same time to reveal all the hidden files. If that works just fine, then you are probably looking into the wrong folder for .lpxuserdata file.

hello its 25 june 2025 just put the line of code into to the mac terminal and the 90 days resets no need to do it manually

yeah

I've just updated my Mac to the latest version to sequoia 15.5 I've been using the the trail reset code for the last 3 months but today when I went to use it it did not work. I then tried to do this manually I went into folder and tried to find the lpxuserdata file to delete use the command shift dot to find the file. I couldn't find the folder anywhere have apple patched this or have they secretly moved the folder to somewhere else I'm not technically savvy enough to do this but love making music and cannot afford to buy logic can anyone help me.
thanks

hello its 25 june 2025 just put the line of code into to the mac terminal and the 90 days resets no need to do it manually

from today when I updated my Mac it doesn't seem to work both using the code and finding the file manually

hello its 25 june 2025 just put the line of code into to the mac terminal and the 90 days resets no need to do it manually

from today when I updated my Mac it doesn't seem to work both using the code and finding the file manually

yup, dunno where the data file is located as the application support folder has no files to show. hopefully someone knows something.

It works completely fine for me, your hidden files might not be shown, make sure that you press CMD + shift + dot. The file is located in library>application support. It's called .lpxuserdata and should be on the very top. @ErikPepperpot

hello its 25 june 2025 just put the line of code into to the mac terminal and the 90 days resets no need to do it manually

from today when I updated my Mac it doesn't seem to work both using the code and finding the file manually

yup, dunno where the data file is located as the application support folder has no files to show. hopefully someone knows something.