Well, now I did it. I couldn't find anything in the registry to reset that
setting but I thought I saw where it may get stored so I decided to check
the box to never show again for myself. Well, luckily, I found the answer
for both of us right where I thought it was going to be.

In Registry Editor, browse to the following key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\C onfirmation

In the window to the right, you'll see value named metadatamlArtistV11.
Right click that value and choose delete. Apparently that setting is just
for dropping artists, judging by the name. I suppose that means that if you
drag and drop an album, you would still get the prompt even if you'd told
WMP not to prompt on the artist list.

That said, let us know if it solves your problem. I tried checking the box
and clicking No to the update and it didn't save the update or that I had
checked the box - as expected. When I checked the box and clicked Yes, it
saved the change and it saved the setting to not show the prompt again - as
expected. And I was able to still successfully drag and drop artists onto
each other afterwards.


Dale


"Marc Maas" <MarcMaas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FF95911B-0F57-47B7-A26B-39E5F07EFB00@microsoft.com...
> In the library under artist view it is possible to drag for example a
> misspelled artist to the artist that is the right one (same goes for
> albums).
>
> When dragging one to another you get a popup if you are sure to do this.
> In the left corner there is a checkbox to never show this popup again, but
> unfortunately the drag & drop function from that moment on is disabled.
> --
> Certified One
>
>
> "Dale" wrote:
>
>> I don't ever remember seeing the popup you're referring to. Can you be
>> more
>> specific?
>>
>> Dale
>>
>> "Marc Maas" <MarcMaas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:D7B0F5A9-CE79-4EB8-9F21-6EB99C135489@microsoft.com...
>> > In WMP11 it is possible to drag one item in the library onto another.
>> > When doing this you get a popup to disable this feature.
>> >
>> > How can you re-enable this?
>> >
>> > Marc Maas
>>
>>