How do I transfer music files from my flash drive to Windows Media Player?

Question

i have 43 songs on my flash drive and i can't seem to open them up on windows media player 11 on my computer. is it possible to do this. or do i have to burn songs from cds only?

Answer 1

NO JUST SAVE IT TO YOUR MY MUSIC FILE IN MY DOCUMENTS OR GO TO MEDIA PLAYER AND TO THE FAR RIGHT THERE SHOULD BE SO SORT OF THING TALKING ABOUT EXTERNAL DEVICE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT JUST USE SOME COMMON SENSE ITS NOT THAT HARD

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It's very simple, really.

1) When you plug in your flash drive, it should open up automatically. If it doesn't, then just go into my computer and manually click on the drive to open it.

2) Select all of the files that you want to transfer and either copy or move them into your media/music folder.

3)Once they're transfered onto your hard drive, go into your Windows Media Player. From there, go to the Library tab (make sure you click on the arrow in the tab so that you can get the multiple options) and go to Add to Library.

4)Just select the location(s) of the files and Windows Media should do all the searching and adding for you.