Re: folders mce

If you want Media Player & Media Center to monitor your NEW folder, Run
explorer and navigate to the root folder of where you want your music. On
the Right Panel (where the folders for your music are) go to the bottom of
the screen and Right-Click. Choose "Paste Shortcut". It will create a
shortcut to your desired music directory. Click on the shortcut and choose
CUT then navigate to the "my music" that you want to change and choose
PASTE. Your new folder will now be included in WMP's searches. Hope this
isn't too confusing.


"Jorge Garcia" <jorgegaji@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eEAYsBtyGHA.772@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello,

I want to change the folder of my music but I don't know. I have
configured it at the first time, but now I can not change it.

Thanks.



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