My problem of MM not finding the music files that have been moved from one drive to another drive when the path is different is solved. I didn't used the script since it expects the same path name on the new drive. I changed the name of the music folder on the F: drive so that MM wouldn't find any of my songs. When I restarted MM, I pulled up a window with my entire library. I chose the first item which MM coudln't find and told it to ignore this song. MM then proceeded to go through the entire library, trying to find a song it can play. In this way, all songs were greyed out. Select all of them and then use the "Locate Missing Files" option in MM gold to point to the library at the new path on the new drive. All my mp3's were found.

I think you might be able to fix it using SQL, but I'm not familiar with this so I suggest you search the forum to see others who have used this method.

That was it! The script runs fine after I removed the trailing spaces from each row. Thanks so much!

I'm still hosed however, since this script expects the files to be in the same location on the new drive. The files on the old drive (which I'm trying to retire) are on F:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\. My new system is Windows 7 and C:\Documents and Settings is protected (even once it's unhidden) so I can't copy the music files there. I can copy my files to the Windows 7 default music path (C:\Users\username\My Music), but the script won't find them.

I'm sure I'm not the first person who has run into this problem when migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7!

Any ideas or solutions out there, please?

After you do all of that, install this script to your new PC. To install this script, first shut down MM. Next, copy the contents in the 'Code:' box at the link provided into notepad. Save the file as 'MM_HDDSerial.vbs' (without the quotes) in your C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts folder. Next, within that same folder, find 'Scripts.ini'. Open this file with notepad and copy the following lines and paste them onto the end of the file, then save.
Copy these lines into Scripts.ini:
[HDDSerial] 
FileName=MM_HDDSerial.vbs 
ProcName=Change_HDD_Serial 
Order=99 
DisplayName=Move Device Content 
Description=Corrects broken links after exchanged harddrive 
Language=VBScript 
ScriptType=0

[quote]What to do next????[/quote]

Well, I've got the exact same problem, but finally managed to get it working.
I noted first of all that my other scripts were working fine, so all registration fixes suggested in the forums were of no use to me.
When you follow the guide on the wiki to copy the cody, especially the following paragraph:
[code]After you do all of that, install this script to your new PC. To install this script, first shut down MM. Next, copy the contents in the 'Code:' box at the link provided into notepad. Save the file as 'MM_HDDSerial.vbs' (without the quotes) in your C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts folder. Next, within that same folder, find 'Scripts.ini'. Open this file with notepad and copy the following lines and paste them onto the end of the file, then save.
Copy these lines into Scripts.ini:
[HDDSerial]
FileName=MM_HDDSerial.vbs
ProcName=Change_HDD_Serial
Order=99
DisplayName=Move Device Content
Description=Corrects broken links after exchanged harddrive
Language=VBScript
ScriptType=0[/code]

It's the last part that was the culprit. I copied the lines to put in the Scripts.ini file exactly as described and saved the file, but when looking at the file again after several failures, I noticed that at the end, there was a space character before the end of line. Removing all those blank spaces solved my issue.
Now I'm enjoying my collection from a new drive.
Btw, the location of your database doesn't matter.

I'm trying to run the Drive ID script on the Wiki for moving from a XP computer to Windows 7.

I ran the VBScript tests which reports that I'm running version 5.8.16978.

I'm still getting the script error:
Error happened during script initialization:
A script engine for the specified language can not be created

What to do next????

[quote="BenRad"]It says I'm running version 5.8.16978.[/quote]
Same as mine says on Win 7 64 bit and all scripts work fine.

[quote="nohitter151"][quote="BenRad"]Also worthy of note: The Wiki article says that the MM.DB file is located in \AppData\Local\Mediamonkey, however, I found my most recent db file in \AppData\ROAMING\Mediamonkey folder. This did not affect the problem I'm having with the script, however.[/quote]
appdata\roaming\ is the location of the MM4 database. MM3 is located at appdata\local\[/quote]

That's what I figured. Does anyone know if I'm running the correct scripting engine?

[quote="BenRad"]Also worthy of note: The Wiki article says that the MM.DB file is located in \AppData\Local\Mediamonkey, however, I found my most recent db file in \AppData\ROAMING\Mediamonkey folder. This did not affect the problem I'm having with the script, however.[/quote]
appdata\roaming\ is the location of the MM4 database. MM3 is located at appdata\local\

Also worthy of note: The Wiki article says that the MM.DB file is located in \AppData\Local\Mediamonkey, however, I found my most recent db file in \AppData\ROAMING\Mediamonkey folder. This did not affect the problem I'm having with the script, however.

It says I'm running version 5.8.16978.

Ben try to start these three files:
http://www.happymonkeying.com/forum/Test_VBscriptGUI.vbs
http://www.happymonkeying.com/forum/Test_VBscript.exe
http://www.happymonkeying.com/forum/Test_VBscript.vbs

And let me know the results as all three should show the VBScript version installed.

I tried that with no luck. I've done this procedure (moving the database) a few times, so I'm pretty sure I have everything right.

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit.

Thanks,

Ben

Maybe: http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=116

Should this still work in MM4? I'm moving PCs again and I get the error:

Error happened during script initialization:
A script engine for the specified language can not be created

Any ideas?

Thank you, that did the trick.