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New 500 GB External Hard Drive, Separtaion of where the Application lies (Media Player) vs the data (m
Alloy7285
post May 12 2008, 01:01 PM
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Hi:
I recently bot a 500 GB External Hard Drive (LaCie) cuz I was lacking space on my Internal Hard Drive.
I use Windows XP.
I use Windows Media Player 11 for my Music.
I moved my Music Files (*.wma) to the New external Hard Drive to clear some space into my internal HardDrive (had 7% free space before move).
Doing that though, when I now open Media Player my Music Library does not appear the way it did b4.
I tried to re-root Windows Media Player to look into the new External Drive by default, but to no avail.
My Playlists have not followed either.
Thanks in advance.
Paul
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Ionen
post May 12 2008, 01:15 PM
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Just clear the remaining parts of your library in WMP (as the files linked there are obsolete) and import the new files from where you've moved them
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Alloy7285
post May 12 2008, 01:33 PM
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Hey that seemed to have worked. smile.gif
Thks Ionen.
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