I use Rhapsody from Real.com and it's great. I'm definately a streamer - I don't really care about collecting music, and I would much rather be discovering new music and staying up-to-date. But, the service is really buggy - always has been. I just discovered a fix for one of those problems - it's when your saved library just disappears - this usually happens during an upgrade which is often. Anyway, here's the fix (from a guy named Lopez)
1. Open My Computer
2. Open the C: drive
3. Open Documents and Settings folder
4. Open your user profile folder
5. Find the Application Data folder and open it. (note this folder might be hidden)
5a. To unhide this folder please Click on tools and folder options
5b. Then click on the view tab and select show hidden files and folders.
6. Find and open the real folder
7. Delete the Rhapsody and RhapsodySDK folders.
8. Close all windows.Hope this information helps.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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thanks had this problem and didnt think to fix it.
Thank you SO much! I'd spent hours over time creating playlists and they were ALL missing when I logged on today. I followed your instructions, logged back in and VOILA! All my playlists were back! I'm doing a happy dance!
Worked for me. Muchos Gracis and stuff...
Good tip - worked for me as well. Saved a lot of time re-establishing playlists.
Yep, worked for me too. Shame Rhapsody can't add this step as an auto part of the update script?
very good thanks!
I had somehow lost 80% of "My Library" on one of the computers I use for Rhapsody (100% showed up on my other computer and SONOS player). Your fix did the trick and returned the 100% to the troubled computer. Thanks!
Mark Swardstrom You are awesome.
I had this exact problem, and spent an hour with Rhapsody support, they could not solve this problem, and I find this here, and my problme is solved in less than 3 minutes !!!!!!
Thanks,
I know this post is old, but THANKS! I was so frustrated because my new laptop is the one that had the problem.
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