Soundtrack Pro Not Booting Up

I have recently bought a macbook pro for my job as i am on the road a bit now, and I installed it using my G5 as a target drive, Every application works perfectly in my final cut suite after the install except Soundtrack Pro, when i click on the icon to start the program it bounces once in the dock then nothing happens. Can someone please let me know if they have had the same trouble after a target drive instalation and if so the cure?.
Thankyou - Gavin

I got on the phone to the apple support line and they put me thru to the final cut pro guys, basiclly after a 45 minute problem solving time and them saying "really the best way with a program of that size is to install it fresh", it came down to uninstalling the whole suite and doing a fresh re-install of it all.
The upside was i regained 2 gig of hard drive space back on my mac book pro and it didn't have to re install the libraries which made the whole process a lot faster.
All in all - a bit of a pain but it all works sweet.
i have answered my own question!!!
Gav

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It also applies to windows 8.1.
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I have a 3 year old Macbook Pro 13.3 Inch that I use for school. However over the course of the last 6 months it has begun to only boot up fully into OSX Lion about half of the time. The other 50% of the time it "freezes" during boot up and although I can move the mouse around the home screen, I cannot do anythign else besides do a forced shut down and reboot by holding the power button. Everything LOOKS like it loads except my IDISK icon, If the IDISK does not show up, then I know the computer did not fully boot, Howver If i can see my IDISK on my desktop, the computer is fully booted and works fine. Ive looked online for others having this same problem, and I have done a full wipe and reinstall from my time capsule with no luck, same problem. I have not found any threads like this and the guys at the Genius Bar had no idea how to correct it, any ideas?
Do I need to completely wipe the drive and partition and start with a fresh copy of LION that is NOT from my time capsule? If I do that can I retrieve certain things off of time capsule?
Any ideas would be helpful, the computer runs perfectly except for only booting 50% of the time.
Thanks

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I have recently updated my macbook pro as I had some pending software updates. I left it to do the job over night and the next day I noticed it was not letting me sign in to my account session as usual.
I restarted the computer and ever since then when I boot it, it just shows the apple grey screen with a bar that loads to about a 3rd and then it turns off again. I have contacted apple but they were unable to help me with this.
So far I have tried to:
1. Re-install OS X 10.8 - but it says the disk is locked or OS X cannot be installed on Recovery HD.
2. Verify and Repair the disk and I errors but it cannot fix them. Some are:
               'invalid leaf count''
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I would like to know a way to back up my files so that i can completely restore the disk without any data loss as I havent backed up for a while!
If anyone has any solution to this issue it would be much appreciated!

I just ran the Disk Utility, and cannot very disk. It gives me an error message;
Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit
1 HFS volume checked
Volume needs repair
and when I run the repair, this is the message:
The volume GERRARD could not be repaired.
Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit
1 HFS volume checked
1 volume could not be repaired because of an error
Repair attempted on 1 volume
1 volume could not be repaired
Prior to running Disk Utility, I have already tried DiskWarrior, and could not repair my disk. Anyway I can fix this problem??? Formatting the disk would be my last option (though I am unsure if it will fix the problem). Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Meanwhile, I will continue to back up my file, and delete unused data and try to run it again.
Thank you all very much for any input.
Cheers,
Matt

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