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Quite bleak that I cannot resolve this issue. I think this might be the case, only thing that I believe it could be, thats why I am kicking myself and trying to find a way to reinstall from scratch. Regarding your comment: "Note: Since it is a 90 trial, i suspect a kind of timer of install flag stored somewhere. Macintosh HD:Lbrary:Application Support:Logic Macintosh HD:Lbrary:Audio:Impulse Responses Macintosh HD:Lbrary:Audio:Apple Loops:Apple

I deleted the installer file as well as all files related to logic which I determined to be installed at the same time as downloading the installer. Regarding: What do you mean by "everything"? This was because of a storage problem I was having caused by a plugin, which I consequently deleted completely and now I have about 100gb free space, so this is no problem. Indeed I did download the installer, but like I said I deleted it before I ran it. Note: Since it is a 90 trial, i suspect a kind of timer of install flag stored somewhere. bom files which seem to be related to logic which I could not delete before I rebooted as it says it is required by macOS. The part where we need more details on is: I tried deleting everything manually and rebooting and reinstalling, but it did not work. You could have just rerun the same installer. Then you deleted the installer and download it again. You downloaded the trial installer and what? Did you run it? If so how did you stop it? You say you never installed Logic before. Then my second question about a previous installation of Logic. It looks like you got it from the right place. I asked about the source of the installer because I observed the availability of the "same" Logic installer from untrusted sources.