If you need more help you MUST answer with every possible detail all the questions I've asked you on my previous post. Done! PS: I can't help you more than that. Hit Check-Clean-Fix buttons one at the time and allow them some time to complete their task 13. If your LE version allows you to do so open Config, go to the Browser tab and select the "D" drive from the drop down menu. When the replace completes save the file. VirtualDJ Local Database v6.xml file to the same places on my backup system and all my changes to playlists.
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Press the Replace button and let notepad to do it's work. On the "Replace" field type the directory your music is located now (According to our assumptions D:\Music \) Please notice that we used the forward slash on the end of the string. On the "Search" field type the directory your music collection was before the reconstruction (According to our assumptions C:\Users\YourUserName\Music \) Please notice that we used the forward slash on the end of the string. Press "CTRL+H" on your keyboard to bring up the "Search and Replace" window 6. Open the file with Notepad (or even better with a more advanced text editor like Notepad++ (free)) 5. Rename the file to " VirtualDJ Local Database V6.XML" 4. Copy the " VirtualDJ Database V6.XML" file you have kept backup on the root of the D:\ drive 3. Go to the D:\ drive and delete the file "VirtualDJ Local Database V6.XML" from the root of the drive 2. We'll also assume that besides moving your music collection to the new location you DIDN'T made any other changes on the directory structure. Let's assume it's now on the D:\Music folder. Notice that I said that the file you should have kept does NOT have the word "LOCAL" on it's filename! B) System after reconstruction Music is on the D:\ drive. If you don't then there's no point to move on. If you HAVE THIS file (not ANY other file) we can keep on. Let's assume it was on C:\Users\YourUserName\Music folder The file you should keep backup was " VirtualDJ Database V6.XML" and it was located inside C:\Users\YourUserName\Documents\VirtualDJ folder. You don't want to make things easier for us to help you, do you ? :P I would rather prefer answering me with 1,2,3,4,5 like I've asked you (I had my reasons) but anyway, here we go: A) System before reconstruction Music was on the C:\ drive.
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