Lost all songs?

[billyo]

Originally Posted by djcharli

Hello I have not tried this yet because I used system restore and I don't have the updated version of hoster now and I don't know if I should reinstall this before I do any thing else, also I'm using XP
Thanks for all your help I'm so upset that I messed this up so bad!!

you need to re-install hoster for all this stuff to work, if you did a system restore did you do it on a date after you imported all your kma file? if so i think you'll lost "em

[djcharli]

Hello I did a reinstall but the only songs I have are the ones I brought over from my external I did the system restore after I did the update and I couldn't find my songs.

[ddouglass]

Removing and installing Hoster does not delete your KMA (song) files. The only way you could have done that is if you restored back to before you had imported them. Did you look in the folder I told you to look in? That would be where Hoster moved them.

[djcharli]

I did do that but the folder is empty

[billyo]

Originally Posted by djcharli

I did do that but the folder is empty

i think you've lost them when you did a system restore, i'm not sure if this will work..but maybe if you can undo the system restore, and do another system before you imported imported all your kma file to c:drive..if i were you i will put all my kma files on an ext. drive just incase something like this happens again..maybe Dale can correct me if i am wrong about undoing the system restore..im kinda comfused too..if its before or after..

[ddouglass]

I don't think you can undo a Restore. Billyo is right though in that most of us keep our songs on an external or second drive so that the C: doesn't get filled up with song files. This allows the C: drive to have plenty of space for operating your programs without slowing down.

[admin]

Removing or reinstalling Hoster will NOT remove your KMA files. Removing a program can ONLY remove what was installed, not what was created after installation.

I expect when you did the restore back to a prior point, and THEN loaded more KMA files in, that is when you overwrote your prior files.

We are all sorry this has happened. It would be best to save your KMA files on an external USB drive.

FYI... we sell our 500GB small format USB drive for $299. Forgive me for being commercial at such a time, but now is the to make a decision.