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iTunes & Windows Media Player
I am having a real problem with my laptop.
1. Windows media player on my Laptop has all of a sudden copied my entire iTunes files. This means that I now have two or three copies of a lot of music. Some of these files were copied from Wma over to iTunes in the first place. This has overloaded my hard disc and everything is operating very slowly.* Can I get rid of the iTunes files from wma? How can I stop my iTunes files being automatically copied into wma?* 2. I also have a problem with my USB ports. None of my external devices are able to link/sync with the computer. Do I fix this by doing a system restore?* Thanks for reading this, and I hope you are able to help. Last edited by aquadeeper : 03-04-2010 at 09:42. Reason: To make it make sense |
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You need to go into the Library/Add to library (or Tools/Options/Library/Monitor folders) settings of WMP (I'm using WMP10) and tell it to ignore the iTunes folder.
In fact on my settings I have gone a step further and made sure that it ignores everything but the specific folder I keep the WMP music files in. |
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Hello Soulboy77
Thanks for your reply. I am going to try this and will let you know the results. Thanks again for your response. |
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