Troubleshooting Issues with AIMP 5.11.2434 and Mapped Network Drives

If you're experiencing issues when trying to open an MP3 file from a shared drive using AIMP 5.11.2434, you may encounter an error message stating that the file cannot be found. This issue is not unique to AIMP and has been reported with other portable applications such as KMPlayer, Audacity, and VLC.

To resolve this issue, you can try setting up a network drive on your local machine by following these steps:

1. Open My Computer (Windows 7) and click on 'Map network drive.'

2. Browse for your local machine on the network and select the Users folder or another shared folder.

3. Click OK to set up the network drive.

This should allow you to access your shared drives from within AIMP without encountering any issues. However, please note that this solution has not been tested by the author of this article as they do not use mapped network drives.

Another issue reported by some users is the appearance of a window stating 'You are not allowed to write to the registry' when launching AIMP 5.11.2434. This may be due to the fact that the application is now requesting administrative privileges, which requires entering an administrator password (UAC).

It's worth noting that this issue is not unique to AIMP and has been reported with other applications as well.

If you're having trouble with previous versions of AIMP, such as 3.50, you may be able to use them without encountering these issues. However, please note that the author of this article does not recommend using older versions of the application.

In conclusion, if you're experiencing issues when trying to open MP3 files from a shared drive with AIMP 5.11.2434 or other portable applications, setting up a network drive on your local machine may resolve the issue. Additionally, be aware that some applications may require administrative privileges and may prompt for an administrator password.

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