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Song Manager Disabling Songs

Not entirely sure there's a limit as to how many songs Rocksmith can handle.

 

Description: Manager seems to disable roughly 21 songs out of 490-ish songs

 

 

OS Windows 10 Home x64

 

http://i.imgur.com/iIyzWgn.png

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@Plingbrix  Thanks for screen shot.  So CFM says you have 633 songs and that 22 of them are disable (see the bottom task bar).   What this means is that 22 of your songs are already disabled and these will not play in the game.  If you look at the column 'File Name' you should see some songs that have 'disable' in them.  This means that they were disabled before using CFM.  You can select these songs and try to re enable them with CFM if they are in the format *_p.disabled.psarc.  If they are not in this format then you should manually rename or delete these songs before continuing to use CFM.

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