My Magix music maker suddenly started giving an error and it just surprised me because it has been a long time that I am using it but it’s a first time that it gave an error. Actually whenever I try to navigate the .wav files stored in Magix directory with all other files they seem fine but when I try to use them and put them in the bars to play, Magix gives an an error saying; “The file format of <File name and dir> cannot be read by MAGIX Music Maker. Please ensure that the affected drive is not full or write protected. (Program files(x86) Folder, Disk Not full, Nothing write protected not even the my documents area for the save files, why bother with WRITE protection when you can't READ the file is strange enough in my eyes as it is).If you do not have read or write access to this path, please contact the administrator (me :S).” I am using windows 7 and following are the strange things which can be big clues in resolving this issue;
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Whenever I perform the similar process with any other files, I have no writing or reading problems.
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The sample wav files can be played by MAGIX Music Maker with a single click without any problem.
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The error occurs only when I try to add file from the dir or the file manager, otherwise wav files are usable by song maker features of Magix.
I would be very grateful to you, if you help me out in resolving this issue. Thanks in advance.
Error in Magix Music Maker in .wav files
Hi,
If the files affected form the located in the program files the user no longer be full access from the files and then if your attempt to open a program file form the Read/write to open it can be cause to error or maybe an problem and from the windows 7, you just simply right click the on the icon and then just simply select the run as administrator simply click the one and then try this one just simply copy the records files from other setting where you maybe access the Read/write form the your documents file in your computer.
Ben
Error in Magix Music Maker in .wav files
It is probably just a privilege or permission problem. If you’ve been using the program for quite a while and there is no problem, check the permission or try running the program with an elevated privilege. Right-click MAGIX Music Maker on your desktop then select “Run as Administrator” or point to “Run as” and select “Administrator”. See if this fixes the problem.
If it works, try changing the compatibility setting of the program. Right-click MAGIX Music Maker then select “Properties”. Select “Compatibility” tab then check “Run this program as an administrator” and then click “OK”. But if it doesn’t work, try reinstalling it. Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware. Use the supplied password to unpack then run the installer to install Revo Uninstaller.
Once installed, start Revo Uninstaller then uninstall MAGIX Music Maker from the panel. Follow the instructions to uninstall the program properly removing everything it added to your computer. After this, go to CCleaner Free Download then download and install CCleaner Free. Once installed, start CCleaner and clean your system. Next, install MAGIX Music Maker back then try again. See if this works.
But before you uninstall MAGIX Music Maker using Revo Uninstaller, try moving all your music files in the MAGIX directory to a different folder. If you want to register CCleaner, download CCleaner Registration Codes. Use the supplied password to unpack then open “license-keys_readme.txt” with Notepad. Follow the instructions to register.
