[Roy Dennis]

When you use the rebuild function you have to have all the folders present in the list that contain your music.
So you have to have the folders listed that were originally on his internal hard drive as well as the new folder that you moved from his external.

Originally Posted by kod

Then he started loading more songs on the laptop internal hard drive.

Now I can't tell you what folders they were in originally and it depends if they were all kma or kmh files. If they were kma files they would probably be in C/MTU/KMA folder.

If you don't know yourself I suggest you use windows search option and search his C/ drive for .kma first then search again for .kmh

This should find these folders if they are still on the hard drive.

One other point, when you navigate to a folder using the Rebuild/Add Folder option, be sure to open the folder so that the list of songs show in the open window before pressing the select button. If you just navigate to the folder and just highlight it, then you are only selecting the previous folder.

When you use the rebuild function it always creates a backup of the previous data base. Now if you have only done 1 rebuild it is possible to restore the original database and start again. To do this open C/MTU/Hoster and look for "Songs-backup.mdb" & Songs.mdb. Now rename Songs.mdb to Songs2.mdb and rename Songs-backup.mdb to Songs.mdb then start Hoster and your original database should be restored.
Then if all is OK I should copy this songs.mdb file to a safe place on your computer, the desk top will do untill you find you have managed to get your original task completed OK.