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Old December 31st, 2005, 07:32 PM
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It doesn't seem like you'd have any problem deleting the folder(s) they are in, or do a select all/ delete/ within the folder(s), then rebuild the database with nothing in it, and start at square one.

With these numbers I can't help wonder if your compressor/limiter got turned off. Anybody else messing with your computer?

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Old December 31st, 2005, 11:32 PM
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it sounds like drive image has copyed your entire drive a few times on the same drive ??. Bob
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Old January 1st, 2006, 10:05 AM
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C-drive has excessive used space

I agree with You that Drive Image copied My entire drive to the C-drive a number of times. How do I fix it? And why do I get the message about Windows
not being able to open any of the 1782 files I found?
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Old January 1st, 2006, 12:30 PM
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1. I agree with You that Drive Image copied My entire drive to the C-drive a number of times. How do I fix it?

2. And why do I get the message about Windows
not being able to open any of the 1782 files I found?
1. Read in the Drive Image manual how to delete multiple images backed up.

2. Windows shows the message about KMA files because it doesn't recognize that extension. Only Hoster will open these files.
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Old January 1st, 2006, 07:39 PM
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C-drive has excessive used space

According to Power Quest-Advanced View-Backup History, there is no record of Me making a backup. I believe I attempted to backup using (C:\) drive as the designated folder. That is why I had such a large hard drive usage number. I uninstalled Drive Image and after I reinstalled it the hard drive usage dropped to
38GB from 120GB. That number is probably pretty realistic.
The kma. file with 1782 songs is still on the hard drive. I am not having much success opening it to Hoster. Help if You can!
In Power Quest-Advanced View-Drives tab I show two drives. The first is My
Local Drive (C:\). I can not remember creating the second and according to
Power Quest, I never created any drive. I believe it came with the unit. the name is (x:\) but the x is very small and is up high. I imagine it is a back up of some kind.
My lack of knowledge has already caused me a lot of problems so I am trying to use caution.
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if i were you, i would drag and drop those kma's to an external hard drive.

backing up is so important
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Old January 2nd, 2006, 01:30 AM
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open hoster go to tools, build songs data base, make sure path is corect,
where your kma files are stored. should look like this.
C:\ program files\micro technology unlimited\Hoster\songs
then build songs data base, hoster should now play songs. that is if your kma files are in hoster folder. Bob
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