[Solved] RB 5.3 Library Restore (with Music) Windows 10 - Not Working

So I figured out the error and resolved my problem.  The machine that I did the initial backup from had all my music on a second internal drive (D:\Music - Its a Windows machine).  When I backed up onto a USB drive the backup function consolidated all music files onto the "Rekordbox_Bak" folder of the USB Drive (as expected).  The USB drive now had all of the music consolidated onto the new "Rekordbox_Bak" folder from the former locations on my D:\Music Folder.

My new machine has a 1TB SSD with a C: Partition roughly 940GB. It also has a very small D: drive as a Windows Recovery drive.  What I didn't realize is that when RB DJ does a restore on a new machine it tries to recreate the original file locations instead of prompting for a new music folder location. So it was trying to create a D:\Music folder on my new machine.  Hence the error message above, because the new machine had a much smaller D: partition than the previous, even if the C: drive was much larger, RB DJ didn't care.

My only recourse was to go back to the original machine and move my music folder to my C drive, have RB DJ find all those files again, and then do another backup.  This time I had no errors on the restore because RB DJ found enough space on the new machine to recreate the music folder.  Now at least I was able to consolidate the files.

You might ask why wouldn't I just do a move database, or simply copy the music files from one machine to the next, and then copy over the RB Database files.  I could have done either, moving the DB becomes tedious but straightforward.  Copying has a few issues as well but both would work, however neither would perform the consolidation I wanted.

For instance if I had a very large collection on my D: drive and dragged songs from various folders into RB DJ, the rest of the music files would not be relevant for a particular gig.  If I could consolidate from the large collection down to a much smaller subset, I could manage my music selections with more options.  Rather than having one very large database with all songs, and with many playlists, I could now have a much smaller DB, and very specific playlists.  Basically optimizing RB and the amount of music it has to manage.

Anyway I posted the above hoping it helps someone who is technically inclined.  I am now able to create very specific RB databases, or one very large one.  By learning the nuances of the RB DJ Tool I gave myself many more options for managing my music.