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capt.ez

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Jan 3, 2006
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I currently have over 2000 songs on my old c: hard drive....and have bought a new external 100g hard drive......everything in iTunes points to my c: drive....

Is there an EASY way to fix my iTune to point to the new hard drive?

Have not moved anything yet?

thx.

capt.ez
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So, I guess your using Windows...

Lets say your new drive is F:\, and your music folder is iTunes.... so F:\iTunes

Open up iTunes, go to Edit, click Preferences.

Go to Advanced, and where it says 'iTunes Music Folder Location,' change it from C:\Documents ... etc. to F:\iTunes. Check the two options below it. Click 'OK'.

Then, go to Advanced, and click 'Consolidate Library.' This will copy all the songs to one folder automatically.

Then, go to the C:\ Drive's itunes folder, and delete all the songs (or keep them as backup, like I did.)

Hope this helps!
 
dotx3....
should I have the itunes software along with all my music and videos on the F:drive? and then that would work?

plmk...thx.again.
 
capt.ez said:
should I have the itunes software along with all my music and videos on the F:drive? and then that would work?
Music and videos should (read: must) be on the same drive. The actual iTunes program does not have to (and shouldn't) move. As long as iTunes knows where to look for the library, you won't have any problems
 
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