If on the otherhand your running the 32 bit version of Win 7 then you should be able to install by turning off UAC and using compatibility mode for XP service pack 2 and then run as admin. You get full functionality without having to jump through any hoops. This works quite well and is what Im doing right now. No The best thing to do is so far as I can discover is if your running 64 bit is to use XP mode.

I would not hold my breath waiting for that. I have always had a search going for a replacement but forget it.There is none until some geek sits down and rewrites and recompiles the code. Ive been looking for years because Even when MMJ was still around as a company I was not entirely happy with it. Theres not another single application that can do what MMJ could do. There really is nothing else to replace it. Well Thats kind of the problem we are all having. I love technology, But I love music too and a bunch of other stuff. I still do some builds and security stuff on the side. No Im not in the Biz, But I used to work for an OEM for a few years and learned quite a bit doing that. I'll keep poking around and see what i can dig up. Just a suggestion of something you might want to try. This is supposed to be temporary but I have been runnig MMJ 10 like this for a while now. What happens is when you put your life time key in the software it will try and fail to confirm but will give what is called provisional authentication. Forget what you have heard about online registration. I would suggest using MMJ 10 its flaky too but I have found it to be much more reliable. I had frequent trouble with the installers and even the jukebox itself on start up. Some of the software for MMJ and its installer were very flaky. Anyway I suggest you go here for the conversion info on XP: You probably were not given the FAT 32 option because the Drive was probably too big. Actually you want to convert that Fat partition to NTFS. Im looking up a few things now, just got through with dinner.

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