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[Glimmie]

I replaced my hard drive with a new SSD

How do I restore JRiver back to the latest user config on the old HDD which I can access via a USB dock.

I tried copying all the files and re-activating the license but the program is at factory default - my setups are lost.

For example I had two audio zones for two different playout cards. How do I get those zones back?

NOTE: ALL MEDIA FILES (MOVIES) ARE ON A UNRAID NAS! Independent from the JRiver player. The JRiver player has no media filed on it's HDD.

[CountryBumkin]

Did you back up the JRiver "Library" before replacing your hard drive (at "File>Library>Back up Library")?
If yes, you just need to install Media Center then go to "File>Library>Restore Library" and everything will be back to as it was.

You will need to reinstall the license. You can get a new "auto-install license" from JRiver (your allowed 12 license reinstalls per year.) https://rover.jriver.com/cgi-bin/restore.cgi

[Glimmie]

No, I didn't do that. And now I can't boot MC21 from the old HDD plugged in to a USB dock? Any suggestions?
Thx

[blgentry]

MC makes automatic backups every couple of days.  You should have several backups hanging around on the old drive.  Should be in your Documents folder in a subdirectory called JRiver, or something very similar.

Brian.

[Glimmie]

Yes I was able to make a new backup by putting the old HDD back as the systems drive.

Thx