Yes, what part do you not get? Go to Music > Location, right click drive, and use Media Properties from the Context Menu.

Then you need to do the previously suggested re-assign drive.

Do the files have a drive letter?

As restore backup failed, we recommended trying manually above.

So, what happened when you manually copied the backup mm5.db?

If the correct backup has been placed, you just start MediaMonkey.

If files fail to play and have no drive letter, you need to re-assign drive.

How large is the mm5.db. As you don't see files, presumably it's small and can be replaced with the backup copy.

You could try copying the database file (mm5.db) from the backup to the database location.

It would depend on what the source of the problem is, but yes, that's the expectation.

When you edit all files, the edits are saved to all files. Thus if you add an Artwork, it will be applied to all selected files.

You'll need to edit 1 Album add a time when manually adding Artwork.

Where exactly are you getting this in MediaMonkey? Is it the full window, or just in the Filelisting? For the latter you should be able to browse to a different node in the Media Tree. A screenshot may help explain.

MediaMonkey can import certain data from iTunes on the same PC, but not from another PC.

Please see the following on migrating: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index. ... w_computer

The key is that you need to remove the newly scanned files on the new drive, then fix the old files pointing to the old drive.

Either is fine. The debug version will allow you to debug if the problem is still present.

Change - to \ in between the artist and album values in the Mask.