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something that i tried which works try and remove all connected peripherals 1. Uninstall SonicStage from Add or Remove Programs. 2. delete related folders to SonicStage. 3. Shut Down all application and Program. use msconfig - disable all programs in the startup tab and restart the unit 4. Install SonicStage SonicStage related folders to be deleted remove SonicStage from Add or Remove Programs. 1-1 SonicStage 1-2 OpenMG Limited Patch 1-3 OpenMG Secure Module if you have any issues in removing sonic stage try and use the ms clean up thing http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 show the hidden files and folders & delete related sonic stage folders for vista C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sony Shared\AVLib C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sony Shared\OpenMG C:\Program Files\Sony\OpenMG Jukebox C:\Program Files\Sony\SonicStage C:\Program Data\SonicStage C:\Program Data\Sony Corporation\SonicStage window xp C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sony Shared\AVLib C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sony Shared\OpenMG C:\Program Files\Sony\OpenMG Jukebox C:\Program Files\Sony\SonicStage C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sony Corporation\SonicStage

maybe those particular tracks are not available due to label licensing rights. To view if the track has copyright information, right-click the title of the track in My Library, select Properties and choose the Rights Info tab.

There really wouldn't be any way or at least one of which I am aware of to be able to put your tracks back on to the computer. The only way which I knew of was using the back up tool and then restoring it. From what I understand Sonicstage uses some kind of an encryption key when transferring songs - or that's what I think - and hence if you did not back it up - I don't think it is possible - my experience anyways.

How do we resolve the issue for database is in use error when opening Sonicstage. I have gone through the various posts in the FAQ et al however they all seem to refer to the MDAC repair utility. I tried that on my Vista VAIO however that is no good. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions to rectify this? I know for sure on XP Tuneup and MDAC repair tool fix this issue as I had it previously however am unable to resolve this on my Vista machine. Punit

I just wanted to know I am getting this same issue however on Vista Business. I have tried a registry cleaner and then reinstalled Sonicstage v4.3. But in the 4.3 version when I install it I don't get a Restorable folder as it lists it on the Sony USA website. Any suggestions?