MediaMonkey will not load properly & service tickets rejecte

[nsf]

MediaMonkey will not open correctly, minimize, or even close; I must restart the PC to get rid of the screen, which is blank. I created an attachment with all the error messages, but I don't see a way to attach it here.

I am not technically knowledgeable. MediaMonkey is recommended as the best application for large classical music collections. With some difficulty I already loaded hundreds of hours of music from CDs. Your forums, etc., are either not pertinent or unintelligible to me. I can't even send a question correctly; my efforts to submit service tickets (6 times) were rejected as "cross-site fraud" and "wrong department" -- How can "other" be the wrong department? BTW I cleared my browser cache including cookies.

MediaMonkey is running on a home network with a WD server. All music was loaded from my PC, a Dell XPS8500. Except for MediaMonkey, the WiFi and server connections are working properly for all other applications.

Any suggestions for a cure will be appreciated. Thanks.

[Lowlander]

Make sure attachments are no larger than 2MB when attaching to a support ticket. Compress (ZIP/RAR) it and if still to large use a file sharing site and add the link to the file to your ticket.

Also see: http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/inde ... t-web-site


Which version of MediaMonkey are you running?

[nsf]

Thanks for your quick response. Earlier, I found the link that you included and did all that stuff without result.
My attachment is a Word document of screenprints and is 8978KB, so perhaps that's the problem. I will copy it to separate files, but I still don't think that will shrink it much, and I have no knowledge of file sharing sites. I'll try quoting some of the error messages in the service ticket request.
I just started using MediaMonkey and even upgraded to gold to try to get better performance, so I have whatever version is the newest.
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[nohitter151]

and I have no knowledge of file sharing sites.

Really? You have never heard of dropbox, microsoft one drive, mega, etc.?

[nsf]

Thanks, nohitter151, for the sarcasm. That was very helpful is solving my problem. I said "no knowledge of", as in I don't know how to use one, not I don't know the names of any.
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[dtsig]

nsf, I would suggest you get access to dropbox (google), one drive (ms) or ..
FOr example if you have a google account (or not i guess) just go to google and DropBox. It will load a program that allows you to store, i think upto 2gig of data.
Then when you store something there you can get a link that you can place in your response here.

Hope this helps. If not PM me off line and i will run you through it.

DSig

[nohitter151]

Thanks, nohitter151, for the sarcasm. That was very helpful is solving my problem. I said "no knowledge of", as in I don't know how to use one, not I don't know the names of any.
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Then you should have said you didn't know how to use one not "no knowledge of" which implies, well, not knowing the names of any.

Also it was not sarcasm.

[nsf]

Thanks dtsig. I got around the entire dropbox issue by typing some of the error messages in my service ticket request text. Apparently, the MediaMonkey database is "malformed". I created a backup from a day earlier and now am trying to figure out what to rename it and where to put it.
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