Vista Basic vs Premium 3.315

[sleflar]

Thanks for the info. I already talked to Microsoft and they had me do just what the link said to do. However it didn't work. Thanks for your help.
I think it's great that so many people try to help each other out in these forums.

[MTUSUPPORT]

I have ordered a new version of Windows Vista, that should demonstrate this problem, it will be here in the morning and then I will load it on a system to test with.

[mindonstrike]

I now have Hoster 3.315 on a laptop with Vista Home Premium and using an external 160 gb HD for kma storage and am having no problems like you describe.

Sam

[sleflar]

Thanks for the reply. I returned the laptop and ordered a laptop with XP. It could be I work with 500 gig external drives. One a Western Digital, Seagate.

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[gduns - with the Lord]

I am running win xp with 2 western digital 500gig hard drives, with no problems. maybe it was a little freaky thing that happens sometimes in the bios.

[MTUSUPPORT]

Did you ever get this to work. I have done this with the .kma files on an external hard drive under Vista Basic, and Vista ultimate. I had no problems at all.

Make sure your Database is still located on the C:\ drive and not the external drive.

[sleflar]

I took that laptop back and ordered a Dell. I had the same problem using Vista.
I found that I had to go to windows explorer, highlight the drive, go to properties, then security tab, then edit, then click on the allow tab.
It went through all 57,000 files ( KMA & MP3 ) and it then allowed the Hoster program to access the KMA files.
It didn't seem to matter on the MP3's. I think Vista only had a problem with the KMA files, seeing them as data.
We purchased an addtional HP Laptop earlier this week with Vista. We had to do the same thing.

Thanks