how to remove music licnese?
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If you are talking about music you are ripping from a CD:\n\nUsing Windows Media Player go to Options: under Rip Music you will see an option to digitally license you music. Uncheck it and you will be fine.\n\nIf you are referring to music you bought or downloaded... I would suggest taking the easy road and re-aquire it through a non-license venue (not iTunes).\n\nHowever if you are determined to get your music unlicensed check out the following link: http://www.chat11.com/Remove_Wma_Copy_Protection
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Automatic: Go to Start, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs, find Limewire, and click Remove!\n\nManually: Go to My Computer, Program Files, find Limewire, right click it, and delete!\n\n>>>HOPE I HELPED!<<<
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go to add remove programs and remove it
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you right click on the song, choose the 3rd option "show song file"\n\nand it would open the folder containin your song. and you can delete it from there if you no longer want it in your computer.\n\nAnd then you can simply select the song in your itunes again and delete it.\nYou can also just select the song and click the delete button the keyboard. This would remove the song from itunes BUT it WON'T remove your song from the computer.
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that's an automatic thing.  go to control panel>>sounds and audio devices>>go to the sounds tab>>scroll down until you see "start navigation">>and set that sound to nothing.  If you like that clicking sound whenever you are still browsing through folders, then you can download Mozilla Firefox.  That gets rid of the sound alltogether.  and its free\n\nwww.mozilla.com
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i looked to yahoo, i typed sound program to delete frequency and pitce and it took me to all kinds of sites. the first one might help. let me know if it helps please.   here's the web site     \n   www.dspdimension.com
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Go to google, type in limewire download it, then type in friends musical. download it. Then delete limewire.
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I use CCleaner:\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/
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a "how to remove vocals" can be found at link indicated using a free Vocal Remover DirectX Plugin.\n\nas indicated in the other answers "It's not a perfect process"...
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I don't know if you can keep them from adding to library...unless you save them to another folder that MusicMatch isn't tied to.  Otherwise, they are easy enough to remove from the library, just right click and remove or delete from library.  It doesn't delete the song from you PC.
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download a program called ccleaner, install and run it, it will get rid of everyting you do not need in the way of junk files, it is free, just type the name in the browser search
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get rid of both of them and download LimeWirePro from www.download.com  , free and much faster than original LimeWire
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Get a wav editor that allows you to delete the first and last parts of the song.  There are several free ones on the net (search search engine results below).
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the answer is in the itunes help but you first have to copy it to a diks then you can transfer it back to yoru hard drive with a music cd extractor program. \n\nIts a protected file and this is the only way to unprotect it.
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go to the control pannel and select the add remove program .\nfrom that select the software named music engine and select the button uninstall . that will b uninstalled
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If you want to continue using Musicmatch, I suggest doing an uninstall and clean install.  To do this, go to Add or Remove Programs and remove Musicmatch.  Then go to C:&#92;Program Files&#92; and delete the Musicmatch directory.  You may want to double check that you don't have any songs saved in that directory before you delete it.\n\nOnce that is done, make sure you have the latest install from musicmatch.com, and then run that.\n\nIf you continue to experience problems, you might want to look into Yahoo! Music Engine.  Since Yahoo! bought up Musicmatch, most of the work has been going into that product.  It's pretty good, especially Yahoo! Music Unlimited.\n\nYou can get Yahoo! Music Engine from http://music.yahoo.com/musicengine/
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No, I don't think so. What you can do is delete the music after you've added it to your iPod.