How do i transfer my windows media player music files from my desktop computer to my Laptop computer???
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find a external hard dirve. copy the files to it and move to laptop.
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I am going to assume that you are using iTunes for your music, if not, it might be good to do so just for the ease factor in this process.  You will need to find the physical location of your music files (In iTunes it is in your iTunes folder).  There is also a license file.  Copy all the files from your Mac to your Windows machine making sure to replace the existing license file.  This should work.  If you are on a network you can just copy the files via the network and don't have to worry about CDs or flash drives or anything.
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Windows Media Player.
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If your running windows media player 9 or 10, it has a tab or button that says "download to cd or device".  Now the obvious part is that you'll need app software for your mp3 player installed, or you may have to select from a drop down list.   Winamp has its own download source built-in,  in the media library marked as portables.  any other couldn't say, don't use  Good Luck!
754495
burn them all onto a couple of data cds which can fit alot of songs then pop that cd in you new computer and copy them onto there
157456
I would guess no, since Windows Media Player has been integrated with windows pretty extensively for some time now, meaning it has to be on the same drive as windows.
331273
Install the drivers from the CD you got with the MP3 player. The CD also must be having an application that is to be used to transfer songs from the laptop to the player.
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Go to Tools -> Options and choose the Copy Music or Rip Music tabs (depends on which version you're using).  Set the format to MP3.  \n\nIf you're not using Media Player 10 then you'll have to buy a MP3 plugin at\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/getmore/plugins.aspx#MP3Create\n\nUnless you're stuck with Windows 2000, go on an upgrade to Windows Media Player 10.  It's free.  Just go to Help -> Check for Player Upgrades to get started.
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bring up your windows media player on top of it put up limewire in minimized mode so it overlaps the media player grab the songs from limewire and drag them onto the media player and the songs will transfer to the media player where you can burn them.
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um i dont know aqbout windows media player but i do know that you can do it from limewire jut go to www.limewire.com and download limewire and wah lah you can download songs to your mp3 player
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Well the easiest way to do that without losing anything else on your computer would be to uninstal Media Player 10 and go to: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/alldownloads.aspx\nat the top it you will have to choose the version that you would like to have, and from there you can install media player 9. :) HAVE FUN!\nKayla
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1) click on the start button\n2) find folder titled "my music" should be right there...but I have xp system  (or on desk top double click on "my computer" double click on "documents" and then double click on "my music")\n3) highlight all the music you want deleted.\n\nThis way is easier then actually going through the media player.  Unless you are not wanting to get rid of all your music from you computer.  That'll be a bit more diffecult.  You'd have to do almost the same thing through the media player.\n\nI hope I helped even a little...Good luck!
414098
if you have windows xp then you download a song from the internet and it will say open or save press save then it will download wait untill its down it will show up on ur desktop then click and drag to windows media player and the go to burn to cd or device click that then hit copy on the blank cd u could also put regular cd in your computer and upload them and save them to you computer the open you music folder and click drag to windows media player and the copy to cd or device then copy to a blnk cd and enjoy
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You have to upload the music, then the PC should hopefully ask you if you woukd want to save it to your computer! Choose a suitable folder so that you can remember where you have saved it.\n\nIf you are uploading it from a CD and it doesn't work then you should go to My Computer then click on the CD and the files which are on the CD should be there. Right click it and copy it to a suitable folder.\n\nBut, If you may be uploading it from an MP3 player then  you should go to start: My Computer, then click on the name of the device you are uploading the songs on. Right click and copy the files to a folder an then you can play the music which is on ur comp!\n\nIts quite simple after you get the hang of it.
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If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
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yeah thats not hard at all.  Goto my documents. then right click on the my music folder, or whatever folder your music is in.  There should be a sharing option. Click that.  Then in the middle of the popup box there is an option to share with network users and all users of the computer. That should fix it.
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The following is from an article concerning music transfer but it may work for other files as well:\n\n"   1. Connect the PSP to your PC with a USB cable. (about $10: buy a USB cable for your PSP)\n   2. Press the "home" button on the PSP (it's a tiny button to the lower left of the screen) then use the left-right directional buttons to find "Settings", then the up-down buttons to find "USB Connection" on the PSP.\n   3. Press the "X" button (you got it, the round button with the "X" on it) and your PSP should display "USB Connection".\n   4. In a moment or two your computer should tell you that a new USB device has been connected, then show you a new generic hard drive, usually E: or F:\n   5. Click on the drive letter that corresponds to the PSP unit.\n   6. Now create a new folder on that drive and name it "psp".\n   7. Within the new "psp" folder create another folder, and name it "music".\n   8. Copy your desired mp3 files into the new "music" folder.\n   9. When you're done copying your desired music tracks, press the "O" button on the PSP to get out of USB connect mode."\n\nSource: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/pc_to_sony_psp_how_do_i_download_music.html