Thanks.

Tracked at http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=8199

-Rusty

Are you using build 1415?
And, maybe a weird question, do you have an Apple device that you use regularly with MM?

I'm getting the same errors while trying to install Polish and Czech lang. pack.

Solved via PMs, the problem was in corrupted Netherlands language pack, fixed as http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=8199

It seems that the install wasn't fresh, because it tries to move something from C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts to C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Trash, but you doesn't seem to have enough rights for this.

Could you attach a debug log (generated using DbgView), it should tell us more what is going on.

See this topic first: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=58593&p=300984&hilit=trash#p300984

One question was answered. However, the other question, about the error messages on starting MM, was not.

What happened to me:
- I decided to install MM completely fresh.
- Uninstalled the last build I had installed and deleted all MM folders on the system.
- Installed latest build
- Started it and the following messages appear:
1. The directory C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Trash cannot be created.
Cancel - Retry - Ignore -> Ignore...
2. Cannot create file C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\locae\NL\context.mo
Cancel - Retry -> Cancel...
Language file can't be installed.
OK -> OK...
- MM starts with English UI, but the welcome-page is in Dutch.

When I start MM as Administrator: [right-click -> Run as administrator]:
- No errors are displayed, but MM starts in English.
- Select Dutch -> MM start in English.

The language files are present in C:\...\locale\NL . Context.mo is there as well.
If I delete the context.mo file myself and then start MM, the error about the trash-folder does not appear, but the others still do.
Creating a Trash-file stops that error.
But why is MM insisting on creating a context.mo, while it's already there?
Why is there no dutch UI anymore?
It used to work okay...