I Deleted a playlist that came with iTunes?
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It's a smart playlist, select 'new smart playlist' in 'File' menu.  Use the pop-up screen to select top played songs and limit to 25 tracks and that should do it, and it will automatically update as you play more songs\n\nJust gonna have another look give me a sec!\n\nOK it should read-\n\n(tick) limit to (25) (songs) selected by (most often played)\n\n(songs) and (most often played) are both in drop down menus.\n\nand tick 'Live updating' too.\n\nHope that helps!
828695
I get my music from ARES and download it to itunes
474226
right click the song or file and click "remove from list"
46983
No, you have to transfer the music to the itunes program. IT SUCKS.
568590
Good question.\n\nI think it depends on your settings in iTunes Preferences. If you are just playing a song on iTunes, without the program creating a copy of the original to the iTunes music folder, and you delete the original, you will lose the song. Check your settings to see if you are automatically creating duplicate audio files when you import.\n\nGood luck!
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Yep, but not with iTunes as you would have realised. There's no shortage of freeware software out there to do that, but if you want it back in iTunes, make sure to remember the directory you're copying the music to, and then in iTunes "Add folder to Library" in the file menu.\nSome applications can be found at www.tomdownload.com
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go on itunes.com and then go to "download iTunes 7.0" all other problems don't matter u will b starting 4rom scratch. It will work because you are starting over.
1099475
From the iTunes program (computer), right mouse click and select "Clear".  When asked, you may choose to keep the file and just remove from the Library.\nOnce removed from the Library list, you then synchronize your iPod and it will be removed from the iPod.\n\nHappy listening.
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go to "C:&#92;Program files&#92;Yahoo!&#92;Yahoo! Music Engine"\nthere is an "uninstall.exe" file in that folder.  I just found it myself.  It is quite annoying.
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delete them in your itunes library then update your ipod
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Yes, just uncheck them in the iTunes library and they will not be transferred to your iPod, or if they have already been transferred, uncheck them and they will be deleted from your iPod.
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Go to your control panel, open add and remove programs find I tunes and click remove after completion answer yes to completely remove program. close add and remove program, restart your system and reinstall I tunes.(Good Luck)
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Well, you should disable the Limewire player from playing the songs. You can do this in the preferences menu.\nThen all you have to do is to click the downloaded song and it will be added to your iTunes library.
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may want to check Itunes
253835
losing the music ripped to your computer has nothing to do with the media player (prolly), sounds like you have bigger issues, esp. since the player doesnt appers in the add/remove list.
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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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no, your songs are kept as files on your PC.  windows media player is in a folder of its own.  Uninstallign it will only delete the files relevant to the program.\n\nYou may lose play lists etc which are linked to WMP